What happened when you forgot to lock or close the door window, 206, 803 Rock? Five years of that, Mike.

Hello, John. Welcome to the middrum.

Ola.

Ola. All right. So you guys happen to be talking to someone who's had their company house

broken into like three times. I'm going to span like two months. The company house?

Yeah, so I work for Facebook and like they have houses they have houses all over there in the U.S.

So we can, like, I can fly to a state and be able to, they don't have to pay for a hotel or nothing.

They just do like, hey, we have a house here, go stay in it.

You tell me, it's actually cheaper for them to just buy a house, pay that.

Well, I'm sure they pay the mortgage off. no yeah that's good boy instead of throwing it away i wish i had that problem yeah but they got a lot of

money oh yes so essentially uh the for i'll keep in quick so the first one we had a uh it was in san

Jose someone had come over to our house a coworker and had left the garage door open like some people do

and my friend a coworker who was sleeping on the couch had his wallet and his phone and his toiletries bag, just like right next to him.

And we woke up in the morning, and my friend's skateboard has gone, his toiletries bag is gone, and his wallet's gone.

And next to his head, where his wallet was is a hammer.

Jeez.

A hammer.

A hammer.

And that was all that was taken that time.

That time.

Okay.

All right.

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