Thank you, Bob. Let's get a contest on line there if we could. For your guest, is as good as mine. 206, 803 Rock. I'll read you one extra one there. And then we will get on to your guess is as good as mine as we get a contestant. All guys, let's see here. In regards to yesterday's question on toys you've owned, I guess this is from last week or last Friday, I've got to give a shout out to the 2008 Toy Hall of Fame,

The Stick. Had a lot of fun playing in the hills with my friends and are weapons of mass

destruction. I still actually have a couple of sticks kicking around. The new toy bought a 2003-38

Bavaria sailboat here in Croatia. We're going to take a year to sail down to Turkey.

Sell it and make a bit of money if we're lucky. It's been really stressful and pretty nuts getting

to this point, but hey, last night we stayed the night in a World War II submarine bunker,

so it's paying off. Is that, that's good? Chow, that's from the first mate, Nate.

Because you've got to stay in a World War II bunker. I'm guessing so. Okay. And one more on adult toys. All right, y'allel is I'm an arcade collector. I have nearly 30 arcade machines from the 90s and newer. Nice. Most of which are a large format. Think racing games, games you consider it. I even have modern Japanese rhythm games that have been imported. I've been collecting for about 20 years.

I'm out of space. Else I'd have more. Several times here I take my arcades to conventions.

The Northwest Pinball and Arcade Show is coming up the first weekend of June in Tacoma.

I'm a key volunteer there where my games make nearly 100-mile journeys

on two trucks. My wife is very tolerating of all these machines living in our house, but oftentimes

wonder if I enjoy tinkering on them more than I do just playing the game. That's from Arcade Joe

in Cedro Woolley. I would just say those Japanese rhythm games never played played to myself, but when I was a Comic Con last year, they have a little arcade area. And I got some shoot-em-up games. I'm like, those are cool. The lines for games are all of the Japanese rhythm game. And I just, I can't explain it. The kids absolutely love those. I want a golden tea, dude. Give me a golden tea. Yeah, there you go.

All right, time for a little, your guest, this is as good as mine.

It's an easy game to play.

We get a contestant in the line there.

You pick from one of two categories. Actually, only won today. Then you try to get as many right in said category before three strikes, and you're out. Steve, who is our contestant? ready to play your guess. It's as good as mine.

Hello, Gary. Welcome to the men's room.

Hello, my brother.

Oh, yeah.

Gary, here we go. You take it May 4th, the 10 Best Star Wars characters of all times, or the 10 hottest weather states in the United States. May the fourth be with you. Thank you, Gary. That's a theme today. Because I've, I'd have to throw the list away. Okay, Gary.

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