Worker home would happen to cost a whole lot of money 206 803 rock.

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

Oh, so I recently picked up the fishing again.

And I was at the UW-R baritone up in the U District there.

And I came back to my car.

And I guess I must have had a problem with one of the fishing rods or whatever.

Maybe the hook that caught or something.

Anyway, I set my tackle box down on the ground, loaded my poles up and just apparently drove off and figured it out like two days later.

And there was probably five or six hundred dollars in tackle and tools in that body.

Easy. Easy.

That's yeah, yep, it's buying it again.

Now let me ask you straight straight across the cut there where a lot of people kayak and a lot of people they'll they'll they'll load in from the other side of the

Arboretum, right? We're all the little shallow areas are they're like large mouth bass in there and stuff.

I mean, could you throw like a rubber worm in there and pull something out?

I'm very good at it, but I see the fish there.

Yeah, you're going to need some you need some new tech.

Well, if you're bad at it, you feel like the fish know you by name.

Oh, it's Danny Danny.

You can see the fish, especially where the overpasses were where, you know, like it's the road to nowhere over there.

I'm not sure if you guys have ever kayaked or canoeed over that's not not kayak.

But I mean, you could see them when you drive by.

Yeah, and you, but you can go underneath them and you can, you can, he's right.

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