Welcome to Eerabiscuits. I'm Rhett.

And I'm Link. This week at the Round Table of Dem lighting, we're going to be going down

the rabbit hole. We have an envelope here. It's sealed. Inside of it is a question from

a mythical beast. I can almost read it, but I don't, but I'm going to wait. I'm going

to wait. I'm going to wait. It is going to begin a conversation that could go anywhere.

Right. Down. Oh, it's going to go down the east, down in the hole. Before we open that

envelope, though, I would just ask if you would allow me to share a big milestone that is

about to happen in my life. Would go, okay, well, ask me then. Would you mind if I shared

a joyous occasion, which is happening days from now that is a milestone in my life?

I'd rather you not. No, sure. Go ahead. Every day when I get home, I pull up in my driveway

and I turn off my car and I reach up and I push the button to open my garage door.

You open your garage door. There's not even a car in there. That's right. What are you

doing there? I use it to enter the house. I walk through the garage and then I walk through

the door that's inside of the garage to get in my house as opposed to walking just to

the left of the garage and going in the front door. Now, you do realize you use significantly

more electricity entering. I know that this is a concern of yours. As someone who really

cares about energy efficiency, the garage door opening is much less energy efficient

than you walking 10 more feet to go to the front door. But you can do whatever you want

to because I don't try to mess up my milestone because what I do is then I close the garage

door behind me and that's where my shoes are kept. They're at the door from the garage

into the house. You take your shoes off in the garage? I take my shoes off in the garage.

I put on my slippers and then I go in the house. I'm like Mr. Roger. Put on my sweater

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