The Bert Show. Before we even start the show, let me give you guys a follow up on that

little mistake I made over the weekend. That little bit of mistake I made over the weekend.

I started to know a very big mistake. So I told you guys I'm in a new house and I knew

this that my truck doesn't fit in there when the top is up, right? And mindlessly tried

driving it into my garage with the top up over the weekend and immediately heard steel

on steel and it was too late to pull out and back up and whatever. Soft top ruined garage

door dented to a place where it couldn't be fixed or it couldn't at least close. So yesterday

I was pleasantly surprised with the first half of the day because the garage was going to

get an estimate on the first half, second half of the day I was going to spend getting

an estimate on the Bronco at the top. So the garage gets taken care of and I don't know

if you guys have ever had to replace a garage door or a banged in garage door. It's expensive.

It's like super, super expensive. Some of the springs that are involved and if you have

to actually replace the door manic cost you over $5,000. So I pleasantly surprise. You

know, it's like when you're expecting five grand and they come back with 600, you're like,

whoa, what are you even though it sounds like a lot of money initially, $600, I can deal

with that. Right. So then I get in my truck and I go and get an estimate on the soft

top. I did a search online. So I wasn't going to be shocked that it was going to be between

$15 and $1700. So I knew going in. And then when I got to the dealership, they're like,

oh, what you Google there? That was just the fabric of the soft top. You need the entire

kit because I damaged it so badly like the rails on the side, the rails that allow it

to close. It's all trash, right? You have to replace the whole entire top unit of your

car. The whole thing. Oh, man. $10,000. Yeah. $10,000. Oh, oh, oh, 10,000. Can you just

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