And the Hey everybody welcome to the show it's that time of the week it's that time of the week it's that time of the day it's Friday. It's a freaky Friday. Friday the 13th. I don't know why I don't even want to Friday at 13th last Friday

So there's a couple of them right one of these weeks will actually hit a Friday 13th and we won't actually call it out

Spooky T G. G. I. F if I haven't said it already. If I may I hope it's during our annual

Halloween spook-tacular, which I'm already looking forward to. I actually have two now.

We had a wild one this week, Zach. I'm kind of scratching my head here going like,

what do we just talk about? Because it was really intense. In a good way. We, I brought out the chalkboard. Yeah. We got out our TI 84s.

Oh, baby.

We ran some calculations.

We still never really figured out how to run the calculations?

No, I'm not very good at turning on my calculator anymore.

Did you, did you have games on yours? Like Lemonade Sand and Drug War? No, no, but I remember

coding on that thing like I genuinely... It was so stupid. It was like I would make these stupid little games that didn't even make sense but I liked like the act of coding I haven't touched coding since then so that's well hey you more than some people can do.

Life skill.

I had a friend in high school, Brad.

I'm going to call him out.

I don't think he listens.

Brad, geniously developed a code on his TI-80 whatever that you know so like before a physics

test or trigger whatever the teacher would go through and like delete all the oh yeah

all the things so they couldn't like put the answers and the you

know whatever on there just to go up and down the row and delete he wrote a code that

said when you like hit delete it popped up and said you know

Are you sure? No like everything's deleted. Yeah yeah yeah but nothing was deleted

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