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A successful dismantling of the tennis racket by Greg Cody.

Was it harder than you thought it was going to be

because your first couple attempts, you did, as I suspected, very little.

That's what I'm saying.

I don't know if it was a success.

There were three hits before it was even dented. No, I'm going to illustrate. Okay. Okay. You're going to show us a slightly dead. This is not helpful for the audio audience. What are you drawing? Describe what you're drawing. He's writing something here. He's drawing a racket that looks slightly dented. Oh, he's showing, Okay, he's showing us what it looked like at first and then what it looked like now. Like, maybe it was only my trained eye who could see it, but after the first slam, it was no longer a perfect egg shape or whatever the hell shape of racket supposed to be. Can you hold up that illustration again? You're so close here. It's pretty good. Just draw like a line from one. Yeah, can you draw a little you connecting a little. A little you. Hold it up a little so we can see it. Yeah, this is this. There you go. A little you. A little you connecting the two circles. It's good when you lower it so that the mics are lowering it. That's good. There you go. There you go. Now I can see it. Okay. So in other words, it was slightly misshapen. Just connect the two balls. Yeah. For rackets. I mean rackets. What does that mean? Damn it, Chris. It's an excellent call, though, by Mike Ryan that Greg Cody, he, there is a resemblance to Bill Murray in Kingpin.

You can see Greg's hair and Bill Murray's hair.

It's very, very similar.

I love the comparison.

Thank you.

Yeah.

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