Hello, Defemba. Welcome to the mentor room.

Ola, boys.

Ola!

In 2006, it was Thanksgiving, and my mom ran out of butter.

And so she, you know, like to me, he goes, hey, can you run to the store and grab some more butter?

Like, sure. I look, I were my buddy Dan who was having Thanksgiving. I was like, I'm going to take the car and take Dan with me. They're okay, that's fine. Let me go outside. My mom's car is a brand new 2006 Corvette. Oh. So he both hop in it. I got my driver's license and my dad's 96 Corvette so I'm used to how these things

operate. They go out there in the nearest open stores five miles across town. We lived on the highway

going through it. So I pull out to the highway. I look left and I look right and I don't see a

single car in sight. I look over my buddy

dad and oh no and about one mile down the road as an overpass I'm like I don't plan on lifting

the throttle until I pass that. Yeah. And so I did it. I'm like and if there's a cop on the other

side I'm not going to stop because he's not going to catch us. So about the time I looked down after I pass that overpass, the speedometer said 176 miles an hour. So how quickly did you get to the store? I had about two and a half minutes. Yeah. Yeah. I got back. She goes, oh, that was past. I'm like, oh, you know, a car I minutes. Yeah. Yeah. I got back.

She goes, oh, it's past.

I'm like, oh, you know what car I took?

Yeah. Well, I'll tell you what, it's a good reminder. You can never have too little butter on Thanksgiving. Or too much. You don't know. Yeah, too much. You don't know how, I mean, you don't realize how much you use. I mean, it's a... That's almost like the primary ingredient.

Right.

Have turkey and have butter.

Those two things.

Mine is always the same.

I never have butter.

Those two things.

Mine is always the same. I never have milk. And I always forget about that with the mashed potatoes. Right. So I always got to run back and get milk. That's the one thing I forget every year. My thing is I forget that I already have all the spices. And you buy more? See you buy more stuff that you only use once a year.

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