Yeah, networks all aboard. Oh, we're back from our crews, everyone. All aboard. Meet Captain Shane. Captain Shane. Okay. Ready to swap the poop deck. Is that the phrase? No, like the pick up. Swab. Swab. Swash. Swash. Wait, what is that?

Swash. Swash. Swashing the poop deck. Shiver me timbers. All aboard. Oh, Shane. Captain. All right. Boat of horror. I think I'll

cut you off, but we are back from our crews. We're going to tell you all about it. I've only my

overboard three times. So I'm calling that a win. Mm-hmm. Only two times did the toaster pass you

guessball. All right, Shane. What else are we talking about today after we tell them about our crews?

We're going to talk about some wonderful moments on our crews. We have another

hit famous Hannah Deep dive. This one's kind of different though. This might be a new like

offshoot of my dumpster dive. We're already doing offshoot. Well, I'm just saying it's a different

format and you'll see I I really like it. I'm curious if you will like it as well in the in the

listeners. The season one of Hannah's dumpster dives only had three episodes and it's already

dead. It's been off. And then to wrap up today, we're talking about a topic that might get kind of

heavy. We're talking about something that I wish I could change about my disability. Mm-hmm.

So we'll see how serious we get probably not very serious because we're not capable of that

and so I'm not pretty soon to be a fun episode. So we're starting today's episode with a segment

that Shane has called junkyard joy. I really need to get better at naming these. I think that's a

good name. I just share the word junkyard into every title now. Well, we just wanted to tell you

about our crews and Shane decided that this is what it was going to be called. It's a spinoff of his

smiles that he used to post every Sunday. To a lot of people that just made sense. Yeah.

To a lot more people. It made no sense. He smiles. Yeah. So Shane, you still and sometimes still

does. I still do. Yeah. But for a long time, you did it every week for years without a break.

And it was a post. It was first on probably Tumblr, right? And then Facebook and now Instagram

where he would list one thing from each day that week that had made him smile. And he called it his

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