Eddie Scazzeri

Yeah.

But it was always using both gas and battery.

That's how that system worked.

I don't even know if that's still a thing.

No, it had 214,000 miles on it.

And I had replaced the battery pack once about 100 plus thousand miles in.

And that was like...

five grand four or five grand wow and but i did it because i figured i'd have the car of another whatever 100 000 miles which i did but it was either 214 or 232 some high number and then i was ready you know i figured okay and i that's how i am with cars i'll have it and i just have it forever until it's not feasible to money-wise doesn't make sense to fix it anymore

So that's when I got my Honda.

And I bought that car, the Civic Hybrid, in 2004.

And I bought my Honda Fit in October of 2014.

So I had the Civic Hybrid for 10 years.

And now I've had the Honda Fit, which is not an electric car.

I was looking for that, but didn't get it.

And my Honda, the Honda Civic was a stick shift.

And they know when I was going to get another Honda Civic, but they didn't come in stick anymore.

And the only thing they had in the stick shift, which I love, was the Honda Fit.

So that you still have in a stick?

I still have that.

It's parked a few blocks away.