Hello, Billy. Welcome to the men's room.

Hello, men's room.

So last year, thanks, given, I'm getting my dinner ready and everything, and everything's going out.

My son comes up there and says, Dad, Dad, come downstairs. Well, this is Dad.

The toilet's all swollen. I've been plunging and plunging and it's all swollen.

And as he did, I started seeing water coming from the light fixture over the kitchen sink.

I'm thinking, thanks, given, been a ruin. So I blow up stairs and I just plunge and plunge and

plunge and toilet finally clears, but it's still water running from the light fixture. So I call

my oldest son, whose father-in-law is kind of a fixer, man. And he says, oh, no worries,

he'll stop. He just plunge so much to where it overfilled the pipes and was bypassing, I guess,

the that filled in the bottom of the floor or whatever. But I'm going to tell you, man,

I was panicking. I had an army buddy coming over for a, uh, thanks, given dinner with his,

with his plan. Yeah. And by the way, I'm a, I'm a two plunger guy. And one for the bedroom and

one for the bed. Yeah. Smart man. Yeah. Somebody let us know. I did not know, I honestly did not know

this. Somebody said, you guys know there's two different types of plungers. Why? What? One is for

your sink, one is for the toilet. Is the one I have for my sink then? The one that's like the

plain colored rubber that's got the one handle. Now I grew up with that as always using it on the

toilet. So my assumption that's the toilet, but I don't know. And somebody else pointed out

that they're like, Hey, man, because we're all talking about the water, you know, just like he

was saying, going over the top, they were like, turn off your water behind the toilet, dummy.

Correct. That was my problem. That is a good call. I didn't realize my dad. We just didn't

think of it at the time, which are 100% correct. I was spinning mine. And I thought I was stripped,

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