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10th tip stays in the tip of the gun of the of the driver itself.

It's very similar to Jocco's driver, but it's made by some little tool company.

And so I opened my desk drawer last night and I found two of the tips and I'm like, oh, those belong in the barrel of that

handy-dandy little micro screwdriver with the screw-on cap on the back. So I went and got it out of the kitchen

drawer and I brought it in here.

And since last night I started editing last night at like midnight I've been trying to get all the

tips back in and I keep ending up with not being able to screw the cap on.

So what's coming to my memory is the time I did this six months ago when I just said,

oh well screw it, I'll leave these two sitting out and I'll leave them here in the drawer.

And so I'm about to do the same exact thing again, but since we started the podcast

started talking, I've been trying to fiddle and get these all...

What?

I got it.

I got them all in, look at that. They're not all in completely, but I got it I got them all in look at that not all in completely but I got it in enough so I could cap the thread

all right we can we can go carry on with no one we can use you now we can start the podcast

let's go ahead and wrap this one up.

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You know what the trick is if you have this little bright red anodized screwdriver from some, you know,

faraway company that I got at the cash register of

the hardware store you got to put the pointed tips up and down not all just in

one direction so that they nest together like this that was the trick like what

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