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You know, we're watching...

So we're watching this story about the toy hall of fame,

which is in Rochester, and we're seeing like all the toys that are being inducted.

And so everyone in the office starts talking about their favorite toys growing up, right?

So some people are like, oh yeah, I know for me it was shoots and ladders,

and for me it was the sled, and for me it was this, was that.

And then the people are like, what was your favorite favorite toy growing up?

And I was like, genuinely, my favorite toy growing up was a brick, right?

Which sounds crazy.

But, Spinney, why do you walk away like I'm a crazy...

Like you literally walk away, like I'm saying the wildest thing.

No, because we... So what happened was, no, we had...

When we were growing up, like I'd live at my grandson's house and so forth.

And then what would happen is a lot of kids didn't have toys,

but it wasn't like a sad thing, like, oh, I don't have toys.

We played with whatever we find.

And so the most popular thing, little boys would play with those bricks.

And your brick was... You play with like a toy car.

So you'd like walk around the neighborhood searching for the best brick, right?

Because the game you would play, we didn't put wheels on it anything.

Like someone asked me to do an office at the end, because you put wheels on it.

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