So, you started making a yardstick, did you make a yardstick or did you buy a yardstick

and do something to it, because I saw the stories, but you know, I don't have a question

on it on my phone.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Now, Jordan and I were trying to come up with a couple of premium ideas, well, those would

have been premium.

So, you go to an antique shop, you see these yardsticks, some of them are flat, maybe

like one and a half inch or one and a quarter inch by a quarter inch thick, and that's just,

but I always like these square ones, they're tapered, they're longer than, they're like

maybe two or three inches longer than a yard, and they have, they taper, yeah, it looks

like it's, yeah, it's hard to photograph that taper, it's hard to show, it's all the

perspective, but it tapers from about an inch and an eighth from one end all the way down

to about three quarters on the other end.

And that's why it has like this feel, like you know, which is the end to hold versus the

pointy end.

And these yardsticks, I've always collected them, I see them at antique shops and I grab them.

And one of them I even have a quarter 20 screw in the end, so I could put a camera on

the end of it, a small GoPro or, you know, those metal cages that sometimes come on the

DJI, they'll screw right into the quarter 20.

So I use it as a camera pod.

And me and Jordan were kicking around ideas and I was like, you know what, I keep thinking

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