Yeah, we've always been buddies, Ken.

Against Ken's will.

I used to think that you were just a legend, Ryan.

Really?

He used to.

You guys just feel it coming?

Thin ice.

Yeah, I can't.

I'm fighting up.

I used over this morning.

We messed up by giving Ryan a quad because he hasn't wrote it.

If you're going to play the system, you can't do that and be public about it.

Oh, come on.

You got to be kidding me.

I'm all left out today, dude.

Brother.

Someone go give me some camo.

I was going to wear that shirt and then I was like, I'll dress up and wear a little sweater. I was about to do the same. This is pretty crazy. If it's not news to anyone that's listening, we love camo. Yeah, it's the best. Yeah. Very nice. Oh, Mike, you look nice. Sweater? Yeah, this is my Thanksgiving outfit. Straight out of Thanksgiving. Well, I brought a second outfit, but I was like, I kind of want to, like, wear the nice outfit again. So here I am wearing the same clothes two days in a row. Just look nice. Kind of an oxymoron. Do look nice. Is it? Yeah, it's just like you're, oh, you put your nice clothes on again, but they're dirty. Are they actually dirty, though? I don't know. If you're just wearing them inside all day, I'd say they're not dirty. That's kind of my thought, too. Little pumpkin pie on them. If I, like, sit in my office all day, my clothes to me are not dirty. I mean, the T-shirt, maybe, but, you know, underwear Especially, like, pants. Like, pants are good for at least three days. At least. I guess it depends what you're doing. I think you still got to wash it. Every single day. And that's fair. You wear it straight in the washer. Really? And that's why Ken's hoodies, remember, like, his Milwaukee duck camo hoodie? Oh, it's getting some washes. How many times you fire this thing in the wash? And you're like, all of them every time.

Yeah, every time. hoodies. Remember, like, his Milwaukee duck camo hoodie? Oh, it's getting some washes. How many times you fire this thing in the wash? And you're like,

all of them every time. Yeah, every time you work, like any time you take it off, throw in the hamper and then straight in the washer. Not, not going to walk twice. You know, but that's what big laundry has taught Ken. Exactly. It's true. You know, Ken's a slave to the system. Yeah. Yeah, but it's like,

wear out your washer and dryer.

I want to clean,

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