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A big weekend for everyone you should see, Rich, when you come in here and you ask how people's weekends were, they are, it's excitement personified around here. Everyone went nuts. Oh, I'll tell you what. I mean, John shoveled his driveway for some unknown reason. I can tell you why. No, he said to get away from his family, but I'm like, that's what you could think of him. Yep. Here's a lot of other things you could do. I've played enough video games and watched enough TV. How much no did you even get? I only got an inch or two. It wasn't a lot. He's out there. Yeah, shoveling an inch. That's right. On a Sunday. Saturday night. He wanted to keep the ice off. You know, don't want it to ice up in the morning. Come on. Yeah. I mean, that's, yeah, he's out there. Like, I have a neighbor like that that's constantly under any circumstances, regardless if it's the weekend or not, it's out there shoveling.

And I, what are you trying to prove? What are you doing? I mean, I get the sidewalk thing because you have to do that. You're supposed to do that for the mailman. But, I mean, you're just shoveling an inch of snow on your driveway, John? And to a slush, it was very heavy. Yeah, he's just out there for no reason. He's the guy in the driveway.

Oh, yeah.

Now, you see, lush. It was very heavy. Yeah, he's just out there for no reason. He's the guy in the driveway.

Oh, yeah. Now, you see, the thing is not usually, but yesterday I was like, I have to get out of this house.

I don't care. You know, and it was a half an hour, and I was fine after that, and, you know, whatever.

I mean, it just, I needed something to do. to do life is boring this point you can't really go anywhere i mean you can go shopping but most of that's done online

and you know i took my kids to basketball practice i mean it just i needed to get out of the

house yeah and that seemed to be in it you have like some sort of manly task. It builds something from nothing. Oh, you mean like, you know, the 40-year-old virgin and work on miniature figgers type of thing? Yeah. I mean, you already got the whole basement full of, like, you know, larping figurines. We know that. Yeah. I mean, just build more swords. That's right. Learn how to cast iron or whatever, however they do that. Like a forger, Fred. That's what you're saying, you know.

All large. I mean, just build more swords. Learn how to cast iron or whatever, however they do that.

Like a forger, Fred. That's what you're saying. Yeah. All larping things have been canceled, man. It's not the same with Maxxon. Well, listen, they'll allow larping. You just need to know where to go. I mean, you're just playing by the rules. That's my fault then. I mean, they'll let you larp. I mean, if the man won't let you larp, that means you don't larp.

Don't ask you why I know this, but I think the best forger in America is from Massachusetts. Of course. I think it was flipping around the Discovery Channel, and I'm like, oh, yes, who shall this forger be? And it was someone from like, Swabscott. All right. Fantastic.

Yeah, because that's a big New England thing, is do stuff that was only important in the 1700s.

Right.

Then churn your butter immediately afterwards.

Yeah.

Right.

So, yeah, John, John was out there.

He was, I had, I worked with a guy in Atlanta that made pens.

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