Well, that leads me, I don't want to, but it leads me back to last week.

And I guess we need, I guess we need Curtis and Courtney's opinion on the free water.

Oh, man.

I hate to bring it back up again.

We lost hours on Friday of our lives, which we'll never get back between Shime and Wiggy.

I'll just ask in general terms, should water be free at a business like Starbucks?

Like a bottle of water or like the...

No, like a glass of like a cup of water.

For not buying anything.

It should be free.

Where do you stand on that? I guess, so it's just something from the tap, just a small glass. Yes. Yep. I think I lean towards that should be free. So you don't have to spend no money. You can just go into any establishment math or a cup of water. I mean, I'm just putting myself. There's no yeah well. Because they sell bottled water. Right, but there's no yeah well. There is. I just did it. What was the well pot for? You cut me off before I could continue. I was going to say, yeah, well, they sell bottles of water. If they don't sell the bottle of water, then they can charge for the tap water that they're pouring.

But the fact that they sell the bottle of water, the tap is free.

But so then that makes no sense.

So why would you buy the bottle of water?

Maybe you don't have your wallet on you.

Maybe you don't want to buy them.

So, oh, because you don't want to spend money in the establishment.

They're giving away cups of free water. Or you can go in there and ask for a cup of free water because you don't have to buy a water bottle that they sell for $2.40. Yeah. But I think if you're, you can sort of tell the difference, right? If you're working at a local coffee shop and a mail carrier comes in, drenched in sweat and just says,

hey, can I get a small glass of water?

Right.

There's no problem with that. It's funny you phrase it like that, Curtis, because that's exactly what happened, and wiggie is incensed.

Right.

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