Peter

Yeah, yeah.

There is something peaceful about having no responsibility, like you said, direction, motivation in life.

It's like you're bobbing in the ocean with a life jacket, just not knowing where the rip's going to take you.

It's nice.

Anyway, I'll leave yous to it.

Thanks, guys.

Feel free to call me anytime.

Kyle and Jackie O.

Hey, office ladies.

This is Peter from Chandler, Arizona.

I was calling to see how you guys felt about people that don't put their shopping carts back where they belong.

I want to know if you guys lean on the side of, you know, hey, let's give them the benefit of the doubt.

Maybe they're in a rush.

Or, you know, maybe do you guys feel like we should shun them socially of some of some way?

You know, I don't know how that would happen.

But or is it something that doesn't even matter because you're putting quarters in your shopping cart?

So you don't have to worry about that.

Oh, she's been better over the years, wouldn't you say?

She's also very good because if she's running late, like really late, she's not going to make the show up, but she does let us know as well, so that's fair.

I'm defending her, by the way.