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Hey, maybe you're younger than we are or older, but I think everybody knows what one of these are.

I'm really surprised that we got this call.

Hey, Brent and Sherry.

I'm just racking my brain, to figure out what a trapper keeper is.

You guys were talking about it, and it's a school supply item.

I started kindergarten in 1995, and we didn't have trapper keepers back then.

So just wondering, bye.

I thought everyone knew what a trapper keeper was.

I think she's just trying to make us feel old.

Okay.

Well, well, done.

Let me explain it this way.

Hey, you have Google.

You could do this.

But, B, there's this thing in the 90s called day timers.

Mm-hmm.

And basically, if you can backstep that up a little bit. And make it bigger and bulkier. Yeah. Mm-hmm. It was the same idea. Mm-hmm. It was a hardcover plastic thing that had a snap. And inside it would be all sorts of flexible folders. There was a schedule. Mm-hmm. It was laminated that you could write on with a marker.

Like, oh, I have this class. But it would keep it all in one thing. And it was expensive.

Yeah. And by maybe the third or fourth day of school, mine was trashed. Oh, totally. No, you'd write your schedule in and never look at it again. That's all part of the deal.

But it was also like really expensive. So I would get a knock off that I'm like, hey, that's not really a trap or keeper. And so did Sherry. That's what we were talking about. we were just talking about school supplies and stuff because it's almost time to buy stuff but

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