I'm going to tell you a story and at some point, maybe even multiple points during the story,

you're going to wonder, you're going to ask the question. So what does this have to do with walking?

About 20 years ago, our dryer was not working properly.

We were a family with, I can't remember if we had the five or six kids at that point,

but a lot of kids, a lot of clothes, a lot of laundry.

We needed a highly functioning washer

and dryer and our dryer was not

was not cooperating

and

I decided

that I was going to try to repair

this dryer myself

and the dryer

washing and dryer were in the basement

went in the basement and they're

we had a pretty large basement so I pulled the dryer, washing dryer, were in the basement, went in the basement and they're, we had a pretty large basement.

So I pulled the dryer away from the wall and had it in the middle of the floor.

So I had more room to work.

And started to take parts off of the dryer.

I took the back off. And then, I had everything unplugged, by the way.

Took the back off and then started to remove different components inside the dryer, the motor,

the belt, the thing assembly and the other thing assembly. And I spread them all out on the floor, and stood there

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