I mean, it was impressive.

I don't know if I will ever have fully the same skill set, but I could maybe become one of those people, you know, become one, become a thrower.

You think so. Yes, a thrower. You think so.

Yes, a thrower, by the way.

That's the proper term.

That's the, that's the terminology.

That's the proper term.

No, I learned it.

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Yeah, pepper in an audible book here and there. Yes, pepper it in. I will say, like, people

look at me really weird when I went up, like, what are you listening to? And is it weird to listen to so many audiobooks? That's all I do is just constantly listen to audiobooks. Like, I'm listening to my book. Right now I'm reading a book with my ears called Home Before Dark. Oh, yeah? By an author named Riley Sager or Sager or Camer. It's really interesting so far. Riley Sager? Riley Saker? Saker? No, that's the dude from, isn't that the guy from the, um, sublime album, the crazy guy they recorded? I don't know. I feel like that's who that is. Okay, but I don't know. I'll have to think about that one. Well, now he writes scary books. Okay. Yes, apparently. Yeah, I don't think it's the same guy. Yeah. But I'm reading this really interesting book right now. It's called Home Before Dark, and it's like kind of two books at the same time. So one of them takes place like 25 years previously, and the other one is like current current. So basically this girl growing up when she was five lived in this house that is called the House of Horrors. That's not a very odd name. I know. That's what it was a nickname because her dad wrote this book. Why would you call your house that? They didn't. It was after. So her dad when she was little, like they lived in this house for only like 20 days when they're little. And then like they got driven out by something. And so the whole book is superimposed with the book that the dad wrote 25 years earlier. And then her coming back to the house after her father has been deceased, like her not knowing that he had kept the house all the years. And so she's going through, you know, trying to like figure everything out. So it's like interspersed with her current storyline with the book that he wrote. It's really good. Huh. It's super interesting. Okay. Yeah. So like it's the, it's what happened in the 20 days that they lived there versus her there now, trying to figure out, you know, what the hell is wrong with this house or did her dad actually do something horrible? Who called it the house of horrors? That's what that's what it was nickname because it was a tragic, it had like a tragic past. There were lots of like murder suicides there. Why would you buy that house? Because it was super cheap and they needed a big place to stay.

Yeah, but I'm still not going to buy it even if it's a super cheap house.

Well, I don't think they didn't know that it was called. If everybody's calling it the House of Horrors, why can get the House of Horrors for a discount. Well, they didn't know that it was the House of Horrors when they bought it. Lots of murder suicides there, but boy, the sure is a good deal.

No inspection or I don't know, whatever.

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