Crawling around in a dumpster is surprisingly tiring, Father Harrison.

I would suspect so, and also stinky.

You know, it depends on what's in the dumpster.

This dumpster wasn't particularly stinky. It was mostly I was crawling around in a dumpster full of like twigs and leaves and stuff.

And there were some other carpets.

An old refrigerator I think was in there as well.

Some various, like torn up pieces of wood and stuff.

So it wasn't like a food dumpster, which did make the whole process a little bit more

bearable. But still, surprisingly tiring. It really kicked my butt this week. Yeah. That would,

that would be, I mean, how often do you go for meanderings through the dumpster?

You know, I think I'm out of dumpster shape. That's the problem. You know, I haven't done some dumpster diving a long time.

Right.

And this was a particular kind of dumpster diving.

You know how like in the old country, how people like get a bunch of grapes and you have to step on the grapes to get the juice out to make wine, that kind of thing?

Yes.

Yes. get the juice out to make wine, that kind of thing? Yes, yes. I was doing something similar to that to get everything packed into this dumpster.

So I was crawling around in a bunch of like leaves and twigs trying to squish it down

because you had to get everything below the top lid of this like dumpster thing.

Right, right.

So in other words, you're being, you're going full Italian.

I was.

I was going full Italian, but also like, I guess it was pretty, it was Italian sense that this was also a part of construction and deconstruction, which is also a part.

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