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Well, the day didn't start well. I backed out. I had Monday off because the World Baseball Classic. I backed out of the garage. The door wasn't all the way open. And I rammed it with Ann's car. So that was just not good for me. That was not. And we're going on vacation Saturday. So I got to make amends really quickly. Did the garage door follow you or did the car get the worst of it or what happened there?

Yeah, well, the garage door stopped working and the car got dinged up.

So it was terrible.

So I said, all right, I'll go walk the dogs and watch the NFL free agency.

So I've made peace with it.

Anne had to go with her sister downtown Chicago.

So she had to cool off.

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