I did it. I opened the thing with one hand. You did. I put together a stationary bike

with one hand. Oh, wow. Yeah. How long did that talk about a lot? I take a break. Yeah.

Put some ice on my dead arm. Yeah. And the tool that they ship with it. Oh, God.

Like they found, they found a way, you know, those pocket, like wallet, monkey wrenches

that were that are always big around Christmas time. Oh, yeah. Like buying garbage for

commercials. Yeah. Look at this. It's a credit card. And you can, you can take a part

your car with it. It's got the metric system or like, yeah, I'm, yeah, all right. Is there

somebody that needs to have a metric wrench in their wallet at some point? I want to talk

to the success that because that's like bringing your glove to a baseball game. And then

you need it. Like what the? Yeah. Yeah. Wow. When does that ever happen? Never happens.

So they ship the tool now, which is like it. Yeah. You got to knock that shit off when

you're a kid at some point, bringing your glove to a game. Yeah. You got to, when you're

an adult, you got to just, you know, just, just take your chances with your bare hand

if you. Yeah. I think so. You remember when my dad brought the glove to the game and

then he missed it with the no look on television. No, you didn't see that. Wait. Oh, my God.

There's a big memory coming, but I don't know. Maybe you told me about it years ago.

My dad brought a larger, larger game. We were in the box right on the, on the field.

This is before the nets. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you could get, I mean, they were crowd

killers. I mean, that literally on the third base line. Oh, yeah. So you get, if you

get a, if you got a curveball that the guys early on, he hits it about a buck 15 down

right into a fucking stance. He looks, he leans over to grab it, head pull, and pull the

head ball goes ricocheting off his glove out into the stands. So I'm worth the groundball

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