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She joins us for a weekly game of random skills. She's got some of those in the nine o'clock

hour and after that she joins us on the secret show to tell us all our secrets. Okay, Alex,

what happened to you yesterday? It's actually kind of a good story about the elevators

thing. Yeah, it was a good story. Yeah, I actually was leaving yesterday and I hold

that thought for one second. I should say that these are janky two janky elevators.

There's always something going on with them. And for the last couple of weeks, one of them

has just been standing open and you can get in it and make it. It closes really slow

like you're taking a chance. Your time's out in such a way. I was thinking this this morning

because it did it to me this morning. You find it. It's almost like it knows exactly when

you're going to reach like when you hit the what the bleep. Like so you get in, you're

waiting for the thing to close and then you're waiting and you wait and you wait and you're

going, all right, and just as you're starting to reach or something that goes 30 second

closing sequence. But really is at the end of your patience, right? When you're just

ready to start kicking something, waiting your mind starts to go, all right. So this

thing is it is janky and untrustworthy. I use the stairs. If they there's like a reason

we don't make them available. They don't unless there's a problem. Right. Or you can get

in, but you can't get out except on the ground floor. We need the basement. We can't leave

that way. Right. Anyways, this was not the problem of the elevators. It was my fault.

What have you done? Well, I just, you know, I was leaving ready to get out excited to

go work out and had my key in my pocket, my car key, and it was hooked on my wallet.

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