This is The Potter's Cast.

A podcast home for Potters Everywhere.

It's a community of Potters dedicated to grow their business.

We're picking up where the art degree ends.

I'm your host, Paul Blaze.

Welcome to episode number 1063 of The Potterscast.

Oh, I've got such sad news because such sad news last night

i was making the snack in my favorite bowl the bowl that i made some i don't know 10 years ago

that i was so i've been so proud of this bowl it's like it's my go-to bowl at nighttime. And I was,

and it was in the dishwasher and I pulled it out. It said, I want to use it tonight for my snack. And so

I was washing it. My hand slipped. And it hit the side of the sink and it took a big old chip out

of it. Ah, so sad. So sad. You can only imagine the disappointment, right?

When you break one of your favorite pots? Yeah, it happened to me. But good night. That's not as bad as

that four-year-old kid in Israel. He walks, he walks into a museum and there's a 3,500-year-old pot

right there for the whole world to be able to walk up to and check out. And this little kid

walks up and breaks it, fully breaks it.

And you can imagine being the parent of that child.

And how humiliating would that be?

It's like, oh, my word, my... Anyhow, the parents, the museum was amazing.

The museum, like, understands kids can be precocious, kids can do things,

and they forgave him, and they invited him back when the pot gets restored. And it's like,

that happened at, like, end of August, you know, just a little bit ago. And they, and what the, the curators did is they just

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