Okay, boys, just gotta work.

Let's get back to work, guys.

I'm taking what they're giving because I'm working for a little.

You need a job so you can pay, get a job.

You don't got to go away.

Working nine to buy.

I suck at this job.

He works hard.

Welcome to Dower him.

My fellow employees, it gives me great pleasure to say.

You are a good worker and a good man.

But I wake up in Ellen, nothing's wrong.

Just get ready for work, work, work, work, work.

This is your handy worker and you're bringing an independent contractor to finish the job. God, I can't wait to quit this job. You know what? You all suck. I quit. And now, getting you to work, it's Bobb & Sherry. Welcome to Tuesday, the trickiest days of the week. I have a new, I have a new thing happening in my life that I would like to share with the class, if I may. Do any of you guys play Wordle, the New York Times word game on your phone? Are you a wordler? I don't. No, I don't. Yes. Max or Doc? Call her more than me, but yeah, we both. She does it. No, I don't. I don't play that one. I play one called WordSeek, but I don't play the trendy wordle.

How about you, Doc? Are you a wordler?

No, I'm still not necessarily sure what it is, but I enjoy seeing people's wordle online and seeing them post their streaks.

Yeah, it's a really, like, I play a handful of word games on my phone.

And wordle, it's a five-letter word, and you have a handful of chances.

And it's really, it basically starts out as a guessing game.

Like you throw your first word down.

Some wordlers use the same starting word every day, which I don't.

I come up with a new word every day.

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