Pete Wright

I'm as impaired as I sound, which I am that impaired.

I'm also incredibly impulsive.

And that impulse means I'm buying things we don't need to an extensive degree.

It could be junk food.

But, Tom, do you know where I am most vulnerable?

No.

Walking down any aisle that has those hanging displays coming off the shelf that's like, oh, here's a teeny tiny broom and a broom scoop.

A dustpan.

A dustpan.

Broom scoop.

Broom scoop.

Broom scoop.

that talking about groceries but it brings on a little early dementia tom yeah dustpan there's a word for that yeah hit it out of the park it's just hanging hanging there and i'm like man i totally need that i have it it's hanging by our cat litter i don't know if anybody uses it i bought that i bought that's a real thing right it's just stuff that isn't maybe it's like food adjacent i mean

Yeah.

It's like, well, if you're eating all these chips, surely you're going to need a dustpan and tiny broom.

And so I get it.

So I, you know, I think part of the challenge is that I struggle shopping for anyone other than fantasy me.

Right.

Right.

Like I that's what the impulse is.