Get up. You're waking up with Sarah and Vinny.

Oh my God, we're gonna be better than that.

Alice at 973.

If you needed to borrow something, yes.

Such as a tool or an ingredient, how likely would you be to ask one of your neighbors, next-door

neighbor, across the street neighbor, how likely are you to ask for it?

I, it's been a long time since I asked for anything like that but I know all my

neighbors and I would definitely if I needed something I would ask and our neighbors have absolutely

borrowed tools from John or asked you know here and there for this

thing or that thing does he put a leash on it or some kind of apple air tag in

order to make sure it gets back to its rightful spot in his shed.

He, no, but he does lament that, you know, once a tool leaves your custody and someone's

using it, a lot of times it doesn't come back so he

actually will make a note of who he lent something to and he'll text them a week later,

hey, how's it going with my, you know, whatever.

And because he's lost tools and he doesn't want to lose it.

Tools get lost even by their owners.

Sure.

And they're, you know, a good tool.

I'm using this screwdriver, I'm put that down, finish this job, walk off.

And he doesn't want to forget because he'll go, it'll be a year, someone has left with a tool,

he forgets all about it they forget all about it and

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