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So over the years, Kat and I've had this good natured argument about convertibles and their merits versus disadvantages,

and I'm pro convertible.

Yeah, I am not.

We're down here in Florida, we see a lot of them.

Yeah, driving around, you get to see incredible cars that you don't get to see in Maine.

So we're always back and forth about, I like this car, I don't like that car, why can't I find one of the new Broncos that's not a sport?

You know, we're always talking cars, which sounds weird, but it's true.

And you just really love a convertible, and I just...

Sam a motorcycle guy too, and I love the feeling of the wind in your face, and so I'm thinking having a convertible would be a similar experience, but with four wheels.

Yeah, I don't like it.

And none of your arguments ever convinced me until you explained this to me the other day when we were out riding around.

Kat says that riding in a convertible makes your whole face feel like dirty feet.

Yeah, that's...

Yep, because I think I've talked about this before, like I can't...

I hate the feeling of dirty feet, and so I'm constantly washing just my feet, like I'll get into the tub and just wash my feet before bed, or...

And that's how even my face feels after riding in a convertible is dirty feet, and I cannot abide.

I think that now I finally understand.

Thank you, and thank you for trying, for listening, and for washing your feet.

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