I am on a change. What about you?

Well, it happened again. This is an embarrassing thing. I told you all about the

dishwasher. I fixed it. That didn't go well. So then there's Missy come out. She

says there's no lights in the shower. So first I thought, you know, is this some kind

of invitation? No. No. Only you would take that. There's no lights in the shower. So

change light bulb. Now that I can do. I go in there. There's no, there's no screws.

There's just, they're just in the ceiling. I thought, well, how would you get to the

light bulb? So I've tried to turn around there a little bit. I thought this is embarrassing

because I thought of all the jokes. How many, whatever does it take to change? How many

red necks is it? And there I am standing here. It takes more than one. I'm lost. It's

going to take more than one because I don't get it. There's nothing I can't get to the

light. So you know how I am? I'm thinking I could just crack this glass because I really

don't care if it has a cover on it. So I thought, well, it feels faithful friend. The internet.

So I Google how to change a light bulb in a shower with no screws. I know I figured

it out, but I'll let you go ahead. What do you want to tell me? And let's see if I got

it right. Well, yeah, because I think it's the same kind of thing. You have to pull off

the outer piece and then the whole thing drops down. It's like an a can. You know, you

skip one step. That happened on step two. The actual glass, the ceramic glass, unscrews.

Oh, well, mine's not like that. So that's different. But look, listen to this. It goes counter

clockwise. So I had to go back to the internet three different times. I'm finally realized.

So you have to grab the glass with your fingers. You can't grab it because it has the thing

that you little outer ring. And you slightly push it up and you have turn it and it just

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