Man, I just got to say, I could see you getting into drifting after today. I think I did get into drifting today. Yeah, for sure. I'm saying you might be going to the track, bringing that Miata on a trailer going all over the country. I mean, a little traveling circuit? Dude, I'd be down. It's literally like a rush. And I don't even, that was pretty low horsepower car. Yeah, it was fun, dude. I was, I was cheesing the whole time before you hopped in the driver's seat. Me and Evan drove it home after the whole drifting day. We drove the Miata home. And I'm driving Evans in the passenger seat. I go, man, I kind of want to just drift this thing. And he goes, yes, dude,

drift the on ramp. And I look over, I go, you know what, have? You and I are on different levels.

If you think that you can drift this entire on ramp, he probably could. I know he could, dude. Second

gear. It was truly amazing. And that thing didn't even have an angle kit. So it was amazing that it was doing as well as it did. And then you got Mike's full on race car over there. It was spitting and sputter and blowing smoke. It looked like a chimney. We brought the trailer for the Miata to come home because we assumed it was going to be broken, but who knew that Micah's car wouldn't even be able to run up on the trailer? I mean, I knew. I had a feeling. I had a sneaky suspicion. I do feel bad for the kid. That might be why he's not here right now. He's busy crying about, you know, spending all the money on the car and then he just gets made fun of the whole time. I know how that feels. I mean, it's tough. I mean, you guys kind of do it to yourself because if you do and then and then we're in the position of like, you know, you've got to make fun of us. You have to. Like, no one tells you to buy those things. No, I agree.

That is why it hurts so much is because you're not mad at your friends making front of you and you're not even really mad at the thing not working. You're just disappointed or mad at yourself

for making a bad purchase. You just feel dumb and that's really what gets to you. I think when

it's really funny, though, is when the rest of us are like, I can't believe he's going to actually buy that thing. And then we're like, I wouldn't buy that. And then they buy it anyways, and it just still just ends up being this, like a disaster. You're like, dude, I saw that coming from about 10 miles away. Or we hype them up to buy it.

And then as soon as they buy it, then we're like, man, what an idiot. I was so nervous bringing that me out of home because I went alone. And we'd have a bad track record of coming home with vehicles that turn out to be shit. And I was like, that's not going to be me. Well, to be fair, 10 has a bad track record.

You're right.

You're right.

You have it personally.

I, yeah, that's not going to be me. Well, to be fair, Ken has a bad track record. You're right. You're right. You have personally. I didn't want to add to the record and be lumped in with Ken's bad Facebook Marketplace pickups. I'll feel the audience in here. This is usually how it goes if we find something on Facebook Marketplace. We go, hey, can somebody go to two hours away and pick this thing up, right?

Kind of go, yep, I can do it.

I'm already taking my Tesla to the cities because it's broken again.

I'll pick it up while I'm down there.

We're like, okay, great.

Here's all the information on it.

I pretty much know nothing about it.

So you have to take it upon yourself to make sure that this is a good purchase.

But at the end of the day, you make the call.

You're there.

You see it.

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