Brock? Yeah. What kind of pet would make you climb onto the kitchen counter if it escaped? Don't say peanut. Not peanut. Peanut would make me jump off the counter. Yeah. Mine is going to be, it's a tried and it's a true. A snake. Oh, sure. Are you one of those kids? You loved a snake. I loved a snake. I love a snake. I love all animals. Of course you do. I really do. We had turtles. We had geckos, which now I'm like conflicted on like the ethics of like keeping an animal like contained. But, um, okay, a snake. I mean, that makes sense. I think that's normal. Yeah, it's just, it's tried and true.

It's not unique about me.

It's just, it's run of the mill. Yeah. What would you, what would make you climb up on a counter? And I know you're gonna say, I'm just gonna answer before you even answer. You say, well, I would never have a pet that should be caged, cost me to go up onto a counter, but I still need you to just like, let's dip into a world of

fantasy.

You do have a pet that is caged.

And you don't agree with it being caged,

but it is,

and it gets out of its cage.

So it can't be like, because I started to say, it can't be like cockroaches. Like if so on. I'll take that. I'll take that. I would for sure jump on a counter if they were like I like cockro Yeah. Some kind of like weird bug.

There was, um, the duplex I lived in in college for three years.

It was so close to campus, but it was nasty.

The, um, connecting wall from our unit to the family that was next to us was infested

with cockroaches.

And the landlord, we would tell, we would tell Justine, the landlord.

And we're like, there's cockroaches.

And so there's cockroaches.

And so she goes, oh, no.

Rent's due on the first.

Savage.

She just said, oh no.

Well, make it payable to this.

Here's my account in routing.

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