No, I mean, I'd rather we didn't talk about that.

No, we shouldn't talk about that.

Actually, I hope you guys honor that there's a few things that each of us have that we're not wanting to talk about. There's just a few things. Yeah, we don't know. Just a couple. A few and a couple. I've always been under the understanding and you guys tell me if this is correct or not. But I always assumed a couple is two things. and when you say a few things, it's three.

Yes.

Oh, interesting. Is that true? Is that like? Well, I think it makes like, you know, from a nomenclature point of view, saying a couple makes a lot of sense, two things, a couple, yada, yada yada one two things together they're coupling right

but a few i think for the most part i think it's three two but is it three or is it just uh uh we're

it's an assumption that it's three and it's always been a little bit more ambiguous than that

well i think it gets higher i think it goes up to like there's like

several a quaple but i don't know if several is associated with a specific number so so there's a few

means a small limited number of people or things more than two but not many generally implying

some or a small amount in a positive or neutral way.

So it sounds like it's an assumption that it is at least three, but then it could probably go up to maybe four or five before you're getting into the realm of several or many.

Joe, did I, did I or did I not just say like I didn't want to talk about this?

Oh shit. Oh no.

Oh no.

No.

Burn a down.

Very sensitive about colloquial

numbers.

Don't feel like watching movies so

I'll watch people guess

them instead. I don't know how it goes I think it starts with

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