All right, Dakota, 5.08, we'll drink and toast for the show of the day.

And we do have your headlines on the way of 550.

But first quick tackle, Mike Hogg, and some of the stories and headlines, he is not working on. Well, thank you, Miles. Somebody gets it. The adjustable dumbbell sets by FitRX, or is it Fitrix, are being recalled due to dislodging weights. Yeah, yeah, that's a problem. I've had that problem with mine. Did it hit you?

Did it crush your toes?

Luckily, no, but it's damaged my floor.

Because I got hardwood floors. Yeah, yeah, that's a problem. I've had that problem with mine. Did it hit you? Did it crush your toes?

They said it's one of the things.

No, but it's damaged my floor because I got hardwood floors. And so, you know, I've got the adjustable set where you just, you twist the handle to either up or bring it up or bring it down. And for the most part, everything's fine. but when I'm doing some sort of a swinging motion

if I'm doing cleans or if I'm doing

swinging out like that

that's when the doggone thing dislodges. Still weird to me that that's even possible. Just by twisting something, you can make it lighter. I don't know how it works. Yeah, the engineering behind that, I still can't wrap my head around. Yeah, it's simple mechanic there sitting on the... Yeah. I can't figure it.

Like, when something weighs something and you pick it up.

That's what it should weigh.

The idea to turn a knob and it weighs less.

Yeah.

It's just, I don't know, it's like, it's magic.

Well, kind of just unhooks the weights, right? Correct. Yeah, it's just weight sitting in a little cradle, if you will.

And then you set the handle in there, and then depending on where you twist it. Oh, then you pull it out and you leave it.

There you got you.

There you go.

By the way, that was a humble brag for Mike to point out that he's... And then you set the handle in there, and then depending on where you twist it. Oh, then you pull it out.

There you go.

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