All right, hello, listen think about this you're waking up with Sarah and Vinnie. I love it.

How is that 973? What is that show called Lego? What? Lego Masters.

Is that for kids? No, that's for grownups. Well, the kids might enjoy it, I guess, but it's a prime time 9 p.m. show on Fox.

9 p.m. 9 p.m. It is a and it is for grownups. It's a competition, I believe.

Were they funny? Yeah. That's like what I don't normally think in terms of marketing or what, you know,

demographics, but a show like that, you think, okay, Lego's kids, but I guess this is high-end

supermodels, right? Like they're building, right? Collaborate things and I guess. You wouldn't think

that Legos would be popular enough. I get that they've been around since we were kids. So there are

people our age who maybe never put those down, but it does feel like such a niche thing is like a

kid thing or I guess there are parents who do Legos with their kids. Well, we we joked about this

earlier in the month. We were talking about how things have changed. You don't see someone

trying to hide their the nerdy thing they do. They're like, no, I'm a full on nerd and I'm

a nerd ownership. Yeah. Proud of it. Hello. So I'm sure that's part of what's going on here is

that people feel very comfortable saying, yeah, I love Legos. I've loved my whole life. Hey,

can you guys keep it down out there, please? Thank you. That's so great. Just wondering if they could.

Yes, I'm with you. The whole nerd ownership thing is I feel like it's probably pretty healthy too

to not be embarrassed by the things that you don't want to share them and find people with

a kindred spirit. I loved skateboarding as a kid. My whole youth. It's the thing I did. I just

got up, grabbed my board and left and just did that every day. As I got older and girls would look

at you and be like, that's your ride. I'm sorry. I only hang with people who have cars. I'm only

14. I don't even have my braces off that. This is how I get around. You just grab on to me and let's

go. You're going to love it. That's a little too spot on. Right on the nose, Clarky, but anyway,

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