So Jimmy you said that you went antiquing this weekend did you buy like another 25

bandsaws or no house full of printing presses again? I just question question. How many bandsels did you buy?

True.

Well, this was a light weekend.

I did spend a lot of money, but I got a lot of little things.

I mean, it was a light weekend as far as the physicality of what I brought home.

I went to here in New York State we have an annual flea market called Madison

Baukville.

It's in two little towns connected Madison and Bauill, and it's on Route 20 close to Syracuse.

And so it's from where I am, it's about a 90 mile drive.

So it's always a kind of a tradition, me and Taylor go every August.

It's usually around the second half of August. And so we went and because we couldn't get a dog sitter, we brought all the dogs with us. So Taylor was walking around with Bear on a leash and then our little black dog was just following her.

It was really cute.

Like every five feet someone's like, oh you dropped the leash and tells like,

I know, don't worry, it's cool.

The dog stays with her.

And then I carry chippy like in my papoos the whole day.

And it was good. For me, I go to those things, obviously, the whole time I'm looking to see what I could make a video of or really just look for ideas that I like getting hit in the face with something that I otherwise wouldn't think of.

So while I'm walking through there, I'm finding little bits and bobs of like, oh, I could make one of these, oh, I could make one of these.

And it's not necessarily like a

restoration video I'm looking for although obviously there's plenty of those at a flea

market but what I'm really looking for is just like a fresh new perspective on

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