I am on a change. What about you?

The uh, uh, it was one of the majories.

We lost your mind. Phil, Phil, Phil, how can you mind it?

Somebody told me that it doesn't matter what you say. If no one hears it, that's true.

Well, I bled, I bled for about, uh,

uh, oh, have you heard on this injury? Have you heard, Phil, how are you doing? Yeah.

I bled for about, about three days. It may have been that scouting.

So that told me the wound was a little deeper than I thought. Yeah, could you say it?

I told that story last night to a bunch of guys. I was in a card tournament.

And that's as hard. Well, once somebody said, is he okay? And I said, yeah,

I've never seen people laugh that hard. Oh, I stabbed myself accidentally. Yeah. I can see it,

you know, cutting up carrots. Okay, he's nippy finger a little bit. But this was just a straight on

pocket knife to the bone. Open wide. How dangerous we are to ourselves. We sit at a lounge chair

with a pocket knife open. Don't do it. It was just on the right. I forgot it was there.

I moved my leg to, you know, I'm kind of limber. So I don't, my, my feet. I, I'm curing my legs up

like this. I'm curving. Pull them in. Yeah. Oh, yeah. You sit. I mean, you say Indian style.

Is that fair? Yeah. It's an Native Native American style. But, uh, but I've told this story before,

if you want to ask a kid, we used to play that we would throw the knife at each other's feet.

We all want to. And look, we, one of our, that there's, it's like the guy, he just always

took the wrong end of everything. He was, he was your neighbors somewhere down

Kim when he would, they would come visit, you know, and he's the same one that had a bike rack. And

he just, oh, yeah, went forward between his legs. And it just, it was almost a career in the

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