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Good morning. Hey, good morning. Hey, look at that. Friendly, you know, a little exchange of language. Now we're talking. I have to do that this morning

because I got to tell you, I park in a ramp at home. You know, I live in an apartment. So you're

parking the ramp and all the rest of it. And when you come down from the second floor to the first

floor, there's this long, you know, it's not a a dive but it's down hill let me put it

that way yeah a slope at the end of it you cannot see either left or right

there's a crosswalk there that's laid out so you always go down and stop and

then wait if nobody's coming then you go forward okay so that's your

responsibility the people who walk

there's responsibility is look around the corner and see if a car is coming. Yep.

No. This morning I almost hit two 21 year old women 22 maybe they were. They had

just gotten coffee. We're not looking at where they were going. We're looking at

each other, and then

luckily I locked up the binders and didn't hit them. And then they looked at me like it was my

fault. It's like, look, we both have a job to do. You have to do your part. Are you going to get

kid? Don't go through a crosswalk without looking right. I'd look left too to make sure nobody was turning up the thing.

Yeah.

People are, I feel like when they cross the street, either don't pay attention or you'll get that person that's in the middle of the crosswalk holding their hand out telling you to stop as you're like two blocks away.

And it's like, yeah, I see you walking across the street.

I'm not going to hit you.

Hey, I'm walking. Yeah. Well, you know, also, I mean, they were deeply engulfed in Latte land.

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