not not worry about the studio in my possessions going away and are fine and my possessions

don't forget let's really focus on the important thing is you know it's like I'll

get the catch I'll get the call one day he'll be like Chris's house went up in fire he's dead

I'll be like okay but what about went up in fire. He's dead. I'll be like, okay, but what about my

stuff? Were you able to salvage that? No, it's just his copies. All of your specific copies

were burnt down. They're all in the same stash. There's no way anybody would be able to tell.

So it'd be really bizarre, if only one of them burned. That would be intentional at that point. That would be like the last thing I do before I die is I'm grabbing your stuff and shoveling it into the fire. If I got to go alone, he ain't seeing this shit. I guess you should explain. Yeah. Yeah. That seems. It seems for a little bit. every once in a blue moon, we'd be recording, and I would, my leg would

bump into the wall here, and it would bump the socket.

And the whole, the power to the whole room would shut off.

If I unplugged anything from there, Like, oh, that's weird.

It shouldn't be happening.

And then it started to smell like smoke and there was a cinch mark out of one of the

sockets.

So I took it out and found that the previous odor, if you're familiar with how

sockets work, there's a, there's contacts that two hot wires go in on one side right and so you have and you can break a

little bridge between those contacts depending on what you're trying to do with the socket like

if you want it controlled by a switch that's one of the ways you would do it well he broke it and he

didn't want to break it so he just grabbed a piece of bare copper wire and bridged it himself,

which isn't a terrible idea in theory unless the piece of copper wire is so huge and you

don't bother to trim it down that it then touches other things and gets hot because it's the hot

wire and eventually just melts one half of that. Hold on now. He did wrap it in copious amounts of electrical. He did, but he wrapped it back into it. Like, he didn't isolate it from anything. He just wrapped the whole thing. He just covered it all. It's like, yeah. Yeah. So anyway, so I replaced that and it's all good.

And I'm alive and nothing's going to catch fire.

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