Sal Vulcano

And you never know, but you got to stay fluid.

You got to kind of be like a center fielder before the ball's hit.

Like, we don't know if we're going backpedaling or recharging.

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, that's when the magic, that's magic, you know what I mean, when that happens.

It's an energy efficiency thing.

You just have to go, yip, and they come back on.

And then we left to go to the bathroom, and the lights kept going off, and the guy's just sitting in the room alone going, yip, yip, yip, and just yipping.

And the guy, 10 minutes later, his 30th yip, going, yip, and it's coming back on.

That's the best, and you never know.

I agree, but listen, I'm, maybe, I don't know if it's dying off, but it was something that was a big part of every guy knows childhood.

the practical joke.

And it's according, like, according to my 19-year-old son, I mean, I've watched him and his buddies and stuff.

They don't beat the shit out of each other.

The headlock is gone.

The headlock was like 80% of my job.

It's like, it's the headlocks.

Full Nelson.

Full Nelson's and headlocks.

Furniture knocked over and stuff.