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Oh, hi there, Jerry. What was going on?

Yesterday I was making my dinner, and I've thought about this over the years. You know, anybody who is, whether you live alone or you just happen to be alone in a home. Yeah. You know, I cut up sweet potatoes every night. And a sweet potato, if you ever cut into a potato, sometimes is...

Not easy. Not easy. And I have a gigantic knife that I used to make it easier. And I do, I am conscious of

don't cut your finger off, especially there's no one here in the home. The dog's not calling 9-1-1. This sort of thing. But yesterday, I tell you that, I got in there's a sweet potato in it. It was really like working this knife in the sweet potato. And I sliced the type of my thumb. It did. I did. I caught it really fast. I looked at it.

I saw nothing.

So I was like, okay, that's good. Then I put it underwater. And while it was underwater, I felt like, almost felt like it opening up a little bit. And then it wouldn't stop bleeding. It wasn't a big cut by any means. I got very lucky. but it made me think like man, man, again, like, I'm even conscious of this when I do it,

and I still slipped up.

And think about how many times you've done something like that, whether it could be, you know,

working with, wouldn't you get a splinter or, you know, swinging an axe the wrong way? Yeah. If you're, you know, out in the backyard way yeah if you're you know out in the backyard or

doing like you know power tools you got to be i'm sure those accidents if you ever talk to like

an emergency room doctor or nurse those accidents have got to be crazy i always wonder like the

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