Chuck Bryant

There's speculation it could be just like, you know, if it's your knee, maybe your kneecap rubbing on the bones or something like that, or maybe a tendon sliding over a bumpy surface or something like that.

So I don't think it's anything to be alarmed about.

Yeah, because it comes with age.

So every new pain and sound is like, oh, that didn't happen a few years ago.

Exactly.

Right.

I got nothing else.

I can't crack my knuckles.

So, oh, wait, there went one.

Recavitated.

So what does that mean?

I think that means short stuff is out.

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