So I would look at that.

You know, when he asks, is there something that he's totally overlooking?

I'm somewhat hesitant to tell Tom because he's a retired engineer,

is to just live with a crack.

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Well, thanks for being here, guys.

Did you even notice I screwed up the intro, but we will just move right along.

Matt, what have you been doing with your time? I haven't seen you for a while.

Yeah, well, you know, ever since I broke my toe, I'm kind of on light duty, but I was trying to get back into that breezeway project that I started more than a year ago, I think, and I haven't finished.

You know, I take the Jeff method as long as it's not finished. You can't complain about how bad it looks.

But, yeah, one of the Jeff method as long as it's not finished. You can't complain about how bad it looks. But, yeah, one of the main things I needed to do was dig out some of the wood for sort of the top of these cabinets.

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