This is beyond a reasonable doubt with your hosts, Mark Garrigas and Gary Smith.

Well, welcome to reasonable doubt. More importantly, what belt? What color belt?

He went from yellow with a white stripe to yellow with a black stripe.

What's the next step? I think next up is purple, but I'm not certain about that. There may be one more

stripe. They're, uh, you know, these, these places, uh, understand that you have to buy the new belt

every time. So they've found a clever way to make sure that there's several iterations between each actual color change. So, yeah, my son. How much does

a belt cost, by the way? You know what? I couldn't tell you for certain, but I think that it's

somewhere in the $40 or $50 range. And, you know, that comes with the promotion ceremony and all of that. So they're, you know.

How much does a dozen eggs cost?

I mean, at Costco, you can get them for a ridiculously reasonable price, but I believe

a dozen eggs at the local grocery store is somewhere in the neighborhood of $10 or $11.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I will say, though, the Costco egg thing is the bane of my existence because I tried to go this weekend right when they opened thinking I would beat the rush.

And now they have a designated egg line that you have to enter on.

And they've sectioned off every single aisle so that there's a pallet at the end of it.

So you can't go down an aisle and turn and go down the next aisle.

You have to you turn every aisle and do the whole thing. It's a nightmare. One of the benefits of being a vegan for

lent, I suppose. Yeah, absolutely. It's 40 days egg free. Yeah, that's a big help and a good

way to save money these days. So one of the things that I wanted to talk about this week, and I didn't tell you, we haven't, so that people know, we normally do a lot of preparation.

This week, a little less.

Yeah, egg-shaped preparation.

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