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And they were able to allow him to go on the trip and they were able to control it in some way.

And the pain was minimal at the time.

But then he was going to come back and he's going to have surgery and they're going to have to want to have one of the urethral meatus.

You were like, meatus, meatus.

So he gets into the hospital, and they say, okay, this is what we're going to do.

We're going to go through, and we're going to go get it and everything else.

So they knock him out, and they told him that he was going to have to have this thing, this tube in him for a couple of days after the fact.

Ooh.

which is not fun.

No, that's brutal.

So when he woke up, there was this very good-looking nurse that was there leaning over him and said, we have some good news.

Number one.

We couldn't find a stone.

You must have passed it when you were on vacation.

And number two, you don't have to deal with that.

You don't have to deal with that.

He passed it and didn't know?

He didn't know it.

Because I had kidney stones.

They give you a strainer so you know when the stones come out.