Holy S boys is the subject to this one. Picture below, you can now make your own uncrustibles at home in two different ways, gentlemen. Mind-ething blown. $2.44 a pop at Walmart. Get you some. That from James Sullivan. Basically what is, it's a little cut-out plastic apparatus. Yeah. So you can make the square ones like you get it, I don't know, the Costco equivalent of the

Uncrustible or the round one, which is the original.

You heard about the new, like, NFL ones?

No.

Oh, I meant to ask you, your kid will start asking for him.

I think Caleb Williams and somebody else have a deal.

So it's like on Crustibles, but they got a little more protein or whatever in them.

He'll ask for them.

So the NFL PA was like, oh, those are the official ones we're going to have in the locker. Oh, really? Jams. Actually, those guys, they love their uncrossibles. So I would, you'd have to imagine if, I mean, look, I'll probably do it. Like, look, NFL players are eating them. Well, you know.

I guarantee you.

He'll bring it up.

Guys, I'm emailing you guys to answer Friday's question. Let's see here. When I was 16, my dad was getting on me about mowing the lawn. As far as having a body part or losing a body part, they're not being born with one. Me being lazy in a teen, kept putting it off for days until his yelling finally got to me. So I finally decided to go out there and mowed the law. I did the back side of the lawn just fine. But our front yard had a slope the wind down and had a three foot cement wall leading to the sidewalk. I lived at the time in Finney Ridge. and a lot of the homes held those bulkheads.

Anyway, while I was going up and down the slope, I went to walk backwards and slipped, pulled the mower with me, lower turned off, mower turned off, and didn't think much of it other than I slipped. So when I went to get up, I looked down on my foot, and it looked like hamburger. Hamburger meat with tomato sauce. I didn't feel any real pain for a minute or two, so I ran up the stairs.

Yes, I literally ran up the stairs.

Yes, I literally ran to tell my dad, and the rest is history.

I lost my big toe and part of the second.

Also, the way the blade hit my foot.

It sliced the top half of my foot skin, and it basically flopped and folded back toward my ankle.

Sliced right through my shoe, and luckily, my dad just changed the lawmower blade. Otherwise, I could have gotten a gnarly

infection, and I could have lost my whole foot. I am now 35, and don't have too many limitations.

I can still run, but a little off balance. I'll send a pick.

By the way, also, one thing I forgot to add, that was my first time ever mowing the lawn. Oh, that from Bobby. That's how you get out of it. That's probably the last time ever mowing the lawn. Jeez, a whiz. All right, time for L'Yorg. Yes, this is as good as mine. It's an easy game to play. We get a contestant in the line.

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