Hi, Baji.

Hey, Sufi.

How's it going, buddy?

Good.

Mackenzie's away, and I'm trying to do a bunch of stuff around the house.

I'm just running into roadblocks, man.

Oh, stuff's getting in the way.

Life's getting in the way?

Not life's getting in the way.

Like, I think that I'm good at, like, being a Mr. Fix It, and I'm not. Oh, right. Yeah. Because, like, some jobs I'm like, all right, so I got to, I'm putting up these new curtains. That'll be easy enough. But then you look, and the old curtain rod's, like, ripping out of the wall. So it's like, oh, that has to be replaced. So then you got to take

the old rod down. You got to patch and spackle and fill those holes. Then you got to repaint,

then you got to redrill. And like the repainting, the old white paint is much brighter than

the white on the wall. So now it's like, do I have to paint everything? Like I just wanted to put up new curtains. And it's a series of things like that that's... So a couple things. Obviously, you know I would never even attempt to any of this. No, yeah, absolutely. No one. Mostly because I am in constant... To me, the modern-day David Copperfields are any craftspe people who can come to your home and do anything, right?

Yeah.

Like, I have put no time in my life into understanding, for example, how electricity works and how you can change a lamp fixture.

I think you know that if given my druthers, nothing would change in my home due to the fact that I cannot perceive that there's a better version of anything.

Yeah.

So I'm amazed when people come over, you know, people who have built these skills.

It's not that I think that I'm like too good for them or anything.

It's more that I just feel like I'm incapable of them.

And there's a little bit, I catch a little bit of grief every now and then for being the kind of man who doesn't know how to do shit. But I don't. And I don't want to

learn. Yeah, no. You shouldn't. Like, you shouldn't learn. Yeah.

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