I am Sarah Jane Case and this is Anya Graham and Coffee.

Hello friends. Happy Wednesday. Welcome back to the podcast. I need to tell you a story.

So, um, I yesterday was getting ready to leave my house. It was like,

okay, well, I need to back up and tell you the beginning of the story, which is that

but our house is like, we live in like an older home. It's like a twoplex and it's, you know,

it's old wiring and they've done a lot for it. You know, it's doing okay, but like, there's

little glitches. Okay. One of those glitches being, I know full and well, then I am not supposed

to run the air fryer in the espresso machine at the same time. They're on the same breaker.

And if I use them at the same time, it will flip that breaker. Here's the problem, though, is that

that's exactly what I want to do every time. That's exactly what I want to do. I want to put something

in the air fryer to cook for breakfast this particular day. It was a Trader Joe's hash brown

and it was delicious, but I wanted to put it in there and make it breakfast. And then the perfect

multitasking activity while it's cooking is to make myself an espresso beverage and then cook my

little egg that I'm going to put on the side. And like, that will take the exact amount of time

that it will take to for the hash brown to cook in the air fryer. And the problem with that,

obviously, is that it flips the breaker. So yesterday I did that. I forgot and I flipped the breaker

so I had to go downstairs, you know, flip it back and fix it. And then I, that all was should have

been well and good. Okay. The problem is that around 1045, I go to therapy at 11. I go to leave my

house to go to therapy and our garage door will not open. Not only will it not open, like, I think it

must be my remote. It's like, no, the power is completely out to the garage door, meaning like,

I'm full on trapped in my house. Like my car is trapped inside. It's not one of those doors that

you can like open manually because like on your own, it's definitely like, oh, we rely on electricity

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