Unidentified Speaker (Brief Interjection)

Was the other person doing it to you? I would walk off the sidewalk onto, like, grass mounds and wait for people. I'm six feet, six feet. And I would go up and things. And I was, like, off-roading just with my legs.

I think the wiping down of the milk carton was pretty dumb.

I think the wiping down of the milk carton was pretty dumb.

I think the wiping down of the milk carton was pretty dumb.

Yeah, that was dumb.

Yeah, that was dumb.

Yeah, that was dumb.

I was, like, washing milk cartons. And then, like, oh, I missed a spot. I got to go back and scrub it all over.

I was, like, washing milk cartons. And then, like, oh, I missed a spot. I got to go back and scrub it all over.

I was, like, washing milk cartons. And then, like, oh, I missed a spot. I got to go back and scrub it all over.

Well, we had the indoor-outdoor clothes also. I think that was, like, a common thing. I don't think I ever did that.

Well, we had the indoor-outdoor clothes also. I think that was, like, a common thing. I don't think I ever did that.

Well, we had the indoor-outdoor clothes also. I think that was, like, a common thing. I don't think I ever did that.

I think, I mean, like, I don't like, well, yeah, you're talking about taking off your clothes before you even enter the house, right?

I think, I mean, like, I don't like, well, yeah, you're talking about taking off your clothes before you even enter the house, right?

I think, I mean, like, I don't like, well, yeah, you're talking about taking off your clothes before you even enter the house, right?

Well, I was in an apartment, so, like, I would come in and then, like, disrobe right in the doorway and just, like, walk through and put on my other clothes. How do you think us now with, you know, young children that are growing up,

Well, I was in an apartment, so, like, I would come in and then, like, disrobe right in the doorway and just, like, walk through and put on my other clothes. How do you think us now with, you know, young children that are growing up,

Well, I was in an apartment, so, like, I would come in and then, like, disrobe right in the doorway and just, like, walk through and put on my other clothes. How do you think us now with, you know, young children that are growing up,

when they publish the new history books or whatever that come out in 20 years, because history really only happens in 20-year increments as far as schools go, I think, right? It's like, well, this one was printed in 2004, so hopefully nothing happens until 2030 because that's when the new edition is coming out. We're not updating any history between now and then, right? No chance.