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It's like we got to learn the hard way when we work here.

We learn the hard way.

When the girls on the show, when Kelly or Anna say don't do something or don't buy something, we need to listen. So we're guys. And when the guys on the show say, we should do something, we shouldn't do it. Kelly is the master at No, don't do it. No, you don't need that. You don't need that. That's what it is. And I think she was on board when we were on our family vacation and we walked by that toy store. And Anna flippantly jokingly said to boss man George, we should buy that six foot. No. No, she never knew how it happened. No. You're retelling your history. I'm trying to have. You weren't even there. I'm trying to have George's I was there I walked away What happened was I think Kelly was

jokingly saying

you should buy things

to everything that we were wrong. Every building, every story went into, I tell George, you should buy that. It's a joke. Yeah. Because we were in like this really big art store and paying you just like 10 or 20, you should buy that. You should buy that. You should buy that, George. And we were walking by this toy store and there's a giant six foot ferris wheel that's moving. It's like rotating. And I said, you should buy that. And he's like, okay. I was like, no, I'm, you know, it's a joke. What'd you say then, Anna? I said, as a joke following Kelly's lead, I said, yeah, I'd build it for a bit.

And then after. He immediately runs in to buy it. So he went inside to ask how much it costs, came back out, and I said, I was joking. Very clearly, I said, I was joking. Do not buy that. And he said he was obligated to buy it because he asked the man how much it was. No, George. He said at that point he was obligated to buy it because he didn't want to disappoint the guy. With that logic, every time he's gone to a car dealership, he's bought a car. Exactly. Right? So. So that the this monstrosity of a, a six foot ferris wheel. A ferris wheel has been shipped from Sarasota, Florida, and is now in our studio. It is a heavy box. That thing is crammed in that little box. Yes, Kelly. Thousands. It's all pieces. It needs to be built. And it's connects. It's not Lego. It's connects. Those sticks. It's those little sticks that you connect to each other and you create things with it. In this case, a six foot Ferris wheel. Also, the fair is about to come up. The fair is coming up. So how on brand? Problem. Problem. What? Because the box is so jam-packed. I already saw little pieces that had fallen out. Oh, no. On the table. Oh, no. There could be missing pieces in transit.

This thing is so huge that one missing piece just ruins the whole thing.

And do you have to dump all of the pieces out to get started?

Because I assume the base of the Ferris wheel needs to be constructed.

It might be on the bottom in this box.

You have to sort everything.

And he wants to start building, George, or boss man George wants to start building it today.

Which is exciting because who here loves puzzles, I'm looking at two people here.

I love puzzles.

And Kelly loves a puzzle.

I love puzzles.

This is a puzzle.

I like puzzles at my house on my little puzzle table where I can walk away from it and come back later.

Come back later.

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