I, 5 o'clock.

Nice to have you with us.

It's Wednesday midweek. The Eddie Scissary. What is up? The WBC is over. Al Dukes. How are you? Good morning, Jerry. On my way in this morning as I was traveling on the parkway in a jackass and a pickup truck when flying by me in the left lane, kicked up a stone. Right in your windshield. Oh, no. But I think I. We calling Safe Flight Repairs.

Safe flight replace. kicked up a stone right in your windchilled right in the windchill. Oh, no.

But I think I... We're calling safe flight repair, slave flight replace. Yeah, oh yeah. I'm already on their website. I'm sure you are. Now I think I, you know, they go if it's the size of a dime. I think they can melt the glass together. It's very quick. So that's where I am right now. Okay. It didn't splinter yet.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

It's funny because just the other day when you were a hosting and I had Seelow in here, Seelaw had brought up how he has a giant crack across his entire windshield. Like he hasn't done anything about it and it's slowly growing. That's an entire windshield replacement. It's so weird with the windshields because sometimes a rock will get kicked up and it goes and nothing happens.

Nothing.

I know.

Then other times like today it was like poof.

Yep.

That sound of poof, which must be like the glass must work as some sort of like as I feel

like you're landing on a blanket

poof but it absorbed the rock it did I'm sorry to hear that damn my car the last car before I

got rid of my car and I guess it was the I got rid of my car while you guys were away for the

holiday break between December doing Christmas and New Year's it was that week I changed cars

I had a rock hit my windshield I'm not even joking in March of last year. I drove with that little

hole in the windshield and it never splintered, it never fractured, it never went anywhere. And I kept

saying, I got to call Safe Flight just because it's a much cheaper repair. Yes. Just to have that replace.

And my wife kept telling me, you know, you're going to hit a pothole and it's going to spider out and then you need a whole new windshield, which I had just gotten last year. So, but I got away with it and I got a different car. I did have a time a few years ago where I replaced two windshields in two weeks. Oh. I had a crack shattered windshield from a rock, and then legitimately two weeks later, another one.

Oh, that's brutal.

Yeah, that was crazy.

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