Welcome to garage sales Unhinged.
Where the characters are as quirky as the vines.
I'm Julie. And I'm Jake.
Join us as we dive into the wild world of garage sales, yard
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haggles. You won't believe the stories
we've got lined up. Let's get unhinged.
Hi, Jacob. You look like you're doing well.
How's how's the summer treating you so far?
It's not summer. Is it summer?
Is it still spring? I don't.
Know, I don't know. I've never been clear on that.
Hold on, let me ask the. Internet like it's It's when
it's hot as hell or hot as balls, and there's a seasonal
difference between. Those two, well, so wow, the
Internet doesn't even know the start of summer.
It's summer. It's on summer solstice.
I feel like you should know that, my little wizard.
I don't know, hippie. I don't know.
It's June 21st or the 22nd. Oh, that's the start of summer.
Yes. OK.
So I think that's when you can balance an egg on.
It's like Apex. I don't know.
What? Have you never heard that it's
like. That's some that's some wizardry
right there. Hold on balance, an egg in this
economy. So it's also the start of our
fifth season as a podcast. So Hooray for us.
We have not been cancelled yet. Had a great break, refreshed,
did some stretching. How did you spend your your
summer break, Julie? I went on a lot of trips.
I've been traveling a lot. I turned a year older.
So I cheated death for another year.
Screw you, Death. Yeah.
I decorated somewhere in my Home Office.
I slept yesterday. You want to know what I did
yesterday? No, but let's have it.
I was at the gym, I had a personal training session and I
dropped a weight on my big toe. Oh no.
Yeah.
So we will find out. Wrapping out with some 90s, is
that what happened? No, I was doing the whole
exercise wrong and my trainer diverted her eyes for a quick
second like I'm a toddler in the gym, right?
She diverted her eyes for a quick second and and I smashed
the weight down onto my toe. But, you know, this is a good
teaser for people to, like, stay listening to the podcast because
I have a feeling in a couple weeks we're going to find out if
I lose the toe nail or not. Yeah, yeah.
So yeah, that's riveting stuff. People like if I'll tell you
this, I've joked about it before, But seriously, if you do
want to keep up with Julie's toe situation and get the latest on
the toe nail development as it occurs, subscribe to our Patreon
and you can find out more about totality of the whole thing.
And we still don't have a Patreon.
Don't send people there. What was the you talking about?
Like a dumbbell here. What?
What was the wait? What happened?
It was a hammer like, you know, like there's a big round ball in
the end of a a long pole. Oh, it's like a mate.
Yeah, and I was supposed to be like, swinging it over my
shoulder to like, land on the big tire and I was not doing it
the form properly. Yeah, I'm very much a toddler in
the gym. It's fine.
Ouch. Yeah.
So wait, you're going to a gym where you're like whacking the
the giant tire with hammers and stuff?
What the heck? Not by choice.
My trainer thinks it's a good idea for me to do it, so when
I'm just working out by myself I don't do that.
So no, no, I mean, are you, I hate, I'm sorry to kind of like
laugh, but is it? Is it?
Are you hobbling around? Are you getting around OK?
Yeah, I'm getting around OK. There's just a lot of pressure
on under the toenail like so I'm taking my my Tylenol and I'm
icing it in the evenings whenever I can prop my foot up.
Right now I'm wearing flip flops so yay for warmer weather and me
not freezing my feet off. But tomorrow I'm going to go to
the gym so we're going to see how it is whenever I actually
put on socks and shoes again, it'll be fine.
So I did look up the whole egg thing, balancing an egg, and
it's a myth says people often claim that you can only balance
an egg on their end during the spring.
Sorry, not the summer. So spring equinox or sometimes
the summer solstice do the sun and Earth's gravitational pull.
But it's a myth. But anyway, whatever.
How did the egg know it's? My question was like are the
eggs in on this? Are they aware of the calendar
date? How would they know?
Chicken conspiracy. I like it.
I like it a lot. So what you do during our break?
Oh, the same thing. Smashed your toe, Traveled a
lot. Still have all 10 toes, you
know. Well, but do you have all 10 toe
nails? That's the differentiating piece
there. You know, I think it was, it was
years ago that I shut a finger in a car door.
And this was back when car doors were just like entirely metal
and very heavy. And it was the Pontiac that our
brother handed down and like complete, like it shut on my
finger, fingertip. And no, no, no, wait, no, it
wasn't that. I dropped a weight on it too.
That's what it was, yeah. It runs in the family.
Yep, I dropped the weight and it kind of smashed the fingernail
between the weight and the kind of the rack where you put all
the dumbbells and Oh yeah, that it, it took a little bit, but
that it eventually that one, that fingernail had to go away.
And it's strange, like, obviously they grow back, but I
don't really remember keeping up with the process.
I guess it's one of those things that you try not to look at and
think about, but it's kind of amazing that the body will just.
Oh, yeah. Like, we got another one of
those somewhere here. Here you go.
Magically growing nails. I will say yesterday, so I just
had a pedicure done like last week and so my my toenails
looking pretty good. Like if I was doing a feet
Finder thing like I'd probably be making some good money off of
feet Finder. That's another Patreon
exclusive. And I decided last night like,
hey, I could feel this pressure building up underneath my
toenail and I'm like, you know what, I'm going to go and remove
this beautiful toenail Polish that my, my nail salon put on
me. And just to see like, how bad
was the damage? Because like the toenail Polish
was covering up all the damage, right?
It took me a while to remove it because again, fresh pedicure,
the the Polish is still pretty thick on there.
And so it took me a while of like getting it off and I'm glad
that I did so I could see like what I'm working with.
But also I showed the late before this, I went to the
liquor store to go get some supplies and the lady that was.
Before, I'm sorry, did you go to the liquor store before you
worked on your nail or before you went to the gym?
Before this recording. OK, OK.
And the the cashier was complimenting me on the color of
my toenail Polish. She could only see one foot.
And I was like, oh, I got to show you this other thing.
So I showed her my other foot where I'm just missing the
toenail Polish for my big toe and it's all black and
everything underneath it. I was like, I dropped a weight
on my toe yesterday and she was like, Oh my God.
You know, I, I hope you can appreciate that you became one
of the stories for that person that they, you work in a liquor
store and this lady comes in and shows me her foot and so I can
see her disease. Zombie toe.
Well, I told her. I said, you know, I removed the
toenail Polish to see what I was working with, but also if I had
to go to the ER they were going to have to remove the nail
Polish as well. So by me doing it at home, I
probably saved myself $800.00 of a hospital bill of removing
toenail Polish. Yeah, that's one that insurance
does not cover. Our Healthcare is great.
So, but Jacob, I digress. We are not talking about any of
this today. Cool, because what we are going
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But one St. of. I left my house one day, it was
Saturday to go run errands and I did a very hard sharp left like
Dukes of Hazzard style one street over from my house
because I saw the garage sale sign that said five houses
garage sales. Oh wow, the Pinta sale.
One street over there, it ends in a cul-de-sac and all the
houses on the cul-de-sac were doing garage sales on the same
weekend and they were all promoting each other's sale and
all that stuff. So it was great to go over there
well organized. And also because they're on a
cul-de-sac, like, where do you park, right?
So like everyone that was coming to their sale, like the
cul-de-sac was full. And so it's also a great way of
like coordinating with your neighbors, making sure that
they're OK with people parking in random spots where the
cul-de-sac is not usually that heavily trafficked.
But it was great. So I got some items from the
garage sales. You got some sack items, you got
some some some sex wag all right well and.
It was also too, as I was talking to these folks, and I
mean, they live a street over, I've never visited with the
neighbors in this cul-de-sac area.
And so it was good to like meet some people in the neighborhood.
Lovely people, lovely people. Several of them had just moved
into the neighborhood. So like, they were what one
house had this beautiful ornate hutch, like buffet furniture.
It was a massive, like, it had to be probably a ton.
Like it looked heavy, just solid wood and all this stuff.
And I was looking at it and it took up a big portion of their
garage. And I was like, did that come
with the house? People that lived there, they
said, yeah, when we bought the house and they moved in about a
year ago, they said when we bought the house, I fell in love
with the furniture. And the previous homeowners they
had, they wanted to move it out, but where they were going to
move it to, it didn't fit in their new place.
And so the previous owners and the new owners worked out a
deal. So they got to keep the hutch.
But now they want to remodel and everything.
And they're like, yeah, that the hutch doesn't really go with
what we're working with. And so they were trying really
hard to sell it. And I'm going, there's one.
There's no way for me to get it to my house, even if my house is
just a few doors down. And yeah, it was, it's, it was
massive and part of me like it looked like it belonged in like
a medieval castle situation. Really it was like this dark
wood and a lot of car, car. This.
Is like old old school furniture.
Yes, old school furniture and but so I went to three of the
five garage sales. One of the garage sales, the
neighbor had already closed up for the day and the neighbors
were like, oh, well, she's an older lady, she's pushing 90 and
it was starting to get hot during the day.
So she went to go lay down. So she closed her garage sale
early. I was like, well, yeah, I get
it. I would too, but one of the
things I got and I'm going to show you and if people are
interested in seeing this, they can see it on our Instagram page
at garage sales Unhinged and it's a little Piggy Bank like.
So. What?
Julie's holding up here is kind of your standard cartoony Piggy
Bank. It's, I'm not sure that's hand
painted or not, but looks like it's handcrafted.
But yeah, simple, kind of exaggerated, cartoony looking
pig, tiny little black eyes. It's it's cute.
Yeah, so I, I love the saying when pigs fly because it means
the impossible happened. And I think like for me, it's
such a inspirational saying. And I know like people use it in
an off color way of like, yeah, that'll happen when pigs fly.
But also whenever you're like for me, I work for myself and I
want to do big. I have big goals, big dreams.
And part of me is going, yeah, when pigs fly, that stuff is
going to happen. And it just means I made the
impossible happen. So I have I have little remnants
of pigs flying around my house in the yard, yada, yada, yada.
So for this thing, you are correct in that it is hand
painted because whenever I said, hey, I want to buy that the the
daughter of the homeowner was there and she's probably mid 30s
or so the daughter and she she looked at her mom.
She goes, mom didn't so and so give that to you.
And the mom kind of looked at it.
She goes, she sure did. And she goes and you're selling
it and the mom's like, Yep. And there's a sticker on it for
$2.00. And I asked him like, hey, would
you take a dollar for it? Yep, sure will.
I'm like, man, I probably could have offered $0.50, but it's OK.
So what I'm going to do is I'm actually going to clean it up.
I don't know if I'm going to repaint it, but I am going to
put wings on this little pig and it'll live in my Home Office
somewhere so. Very nice.
So it's kind of your reminder to be aspirational and believe in
it, believe in everything you're you're going for.
Yeah, and it's also a then I get to turn it into like some
upcycled art for my for my Home Office.
So I really. I like the part of that story
where like you're, you're wow, you're selling that.
I thought like that was really important.
So and so gave that to you and like, that's how you find out.
Like, you know, actually, I can't stand your Uncle Charlie.
Most annoying man in the world. The garage sales really bring
out the garage sales really bring out the family drama.
Yeah. And then, then another thing I
bought and I've and I've purchased this type of thing
before is it's a 500 piece puzzle set of downtown
Nashville. Holy smokes.
And what is that in a? Is that in a 10?
No, it's in a, it's a box and it's like it's wrapped in like a
like a map. So like the you might think it's
10 but it's just like a brown piece of paper map thing.
So 500. Did you count them?
Well, so here's the thing, and I do this every single time.
And I, you know, I like to live on the edge and I have bought
puzzles before from second hand sales and I always ask like, are
all the pieces in there? And whenever I did that at an
estate sell, of course the estate sell person's going, I
hope so I'm like, whoa, no, with this house, I asked them.
I was like, are all the pieces in there?
And they're like, we don't know the so the daughter got into
puzzling during COVID and she's like, I'm selling them.
Like I have way too many puzzles now and I'm not really puzzling
that much anymore. My friends and I, we love to
share puzzles. So like, this won't always live
at my house. It'll be on rotation with all my
friends that also like to puzzle.
So whenever I asked, I'm like, hey, are all the puzzle pieces
in there? And they kind of looked at each
other. I said, I know where you live.
I will come back here and get it.
And they started laughing. This puzzle has actually never
been opened. Oh so if not all 500 pieces are
in there I can contact? Your manufacturer problem.
Daddle daddle puzzles and and I will RIP them a new one.
So I I need all 500 so it looks like a fun scene.
It should. It should be a good time for me
to put a puzzle together. You know, you used it a few
times in describing that purchase and I just want to ask
you about it. I've never heard the term puzzle
used as a verb. And you say that there are
puzzlers and puzzling. I'm AI do puzzling.
She's not into puzzling anymore. I've never heard that.
Is that is that kind of standard is are you you're part of the
puzzling community? Is that how you guys refer to
yourselves? That's how I refer to myself.
I don't care what other people do.
Well, OK, OK, Mr. Word. Words.
No, no, I'm not saying it's wrong.
I'm just saying it's new to me. It's like, oh, well, yeah.
Well, back when I was in the puzzling game, you know, things
were real. You know you had to puzzle with
one hand and knife fight with the other.
So puzzle can be OK. Mercer Noun.
Merriam Webster Dictionary defines it as so.
Puzzle can be a verb or it can be a noun.
Yeah, like I'm, I'm, I've been puzzled, right?
But I didn't know puzzling was like the hobbyist term.
Yeah, I don't know what. Else Kovic brought us all to a
lot of weird places, and that's OK.
I Yeah. Yeah, so I always use it as a
verb, but I'm also I'm fascinated by have you ever seen
the competitive puzzling? No what?
Oh, Jacob, I want to do this so bad.
If you ever want to get me into a fistfight, this is how you do
it. So.
Competitive puzzling. Yes, so competitive puzzling is
that you can do it. There's probably solo events,
there's teaming events. You can do it with a partner.
You can do it with a group of four people like there's and
they have tournaments. I so need to do this.
So everyone is given, you know, a 500 piece puzzle, 1000 piece
puzzle, I don't know, I've never looked at the rules or anything.
And, and you're in a big room and everyone, every team has
their own table and you have to complete the puzzle.
And like the first team that completes the puzzle wins or
moves to the next round or whatever it is.
But now they're making it into like, think about like bar
trivia night, right? But now they do it with.
You have to complete a puzzle. You have to finish so many
slices of pizza and you have to drink so many beers.
And like, this is now becoming a thing at some bars that they
have puzzling competition, but you have to do these other
things in addition to completing the puzzle.
And I love it. I love it so much.
What is it that you like about puzzling?
I guess I'll go ahead and you I'll go ahead and like embrace
the the term here. Take it.
That's not even real word God. No.
What do I like about it? So OK, you're familiar with
ASMR, right? Like there's certain things.
Yeah, the, the, the erotic audio experience where women whisper,
you know, about their makeup products.
Yes. OK, so I know what you're into
now. So that is one thing.
Another ASMR type thing is pimple popping.
Oh oh oh God, I thought ASMR is always an audio thing.
It's not always an audio thing. OK, thank God because he said
that and then went. No so but.
It's like the, you know, like the the sound equivalent of when
you would bite into a gusher candy.
It's that. I'm never going to put another
Gusher candy in my mouth again. Oh my God.
But it. No what?
It it's I'm sorry. Wait, you are in through some
really freaky stuff. I need you right now to stop
recording and go clear your browser history please.
Hey we do not shame ASMR stuff but it like.
I always thought it was about people whispering and you're
getting like frankly just horny whisper sounds.
You're saying it's not all? Audio It's so ASMR stands for
Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response.
It's a euphoric experience triggered by specific acoustic
or visual stimuli. So for me, puzzling is that
visual stimuli, stimuli like whenever 2 puzzle pieces snap
together like and might take us, take us, making all the faces of
the rainbow. When you said when the two
pieces puzzle pieces snap together and you kind of brought
your fingers, I first you get the hand motion and then you
clarify this is me putting a puzzle together, not me
squeezing a big zit like it was the same motion.
And I think I understand now why you like puzzling.
It it, it does something to my brain that it is calming to my
brain of like, oh, everything fits together.
It's all like one big picture. There's also the sense of
accomplishment of like, hey, I worked on this thing and it's
all done. I'm not the type of person that
like puts it together and then laminates it and then I have to
hang it on my wall. No, the second I'm done, I break
it up and put it back in the box and give it to somebody else.
So. You like so much for that Peace
of Mind. Everything is chaos, yeah.
But like my SO whenever I go to my friend's place and we do
puzzles on the weekend and it's like we do it as a group and
it's fun. Like you may be doing certain
things around the house and then you stop by the puzzle table and
you put a couple pieces together and then you go on to the next
thing. And it just does something to my
brain that I'm like, oh, that feels nice.
That feels good. There's no, there's no struggle
with it. Like it just feels.
Good. It's all it's, it's kind of, it
can be a passive thing that you continue to add to and that,
yeah, it's cool. Yeah, you know, so.
Re show us the next item. I I really did have a thought is
like competitive puzzling is a really fruitful thing that I
feel like we could burn a lot of time on.
But I'm wondering how competitive and formal is that?
Is there like an ESPN 14 where they're showing puzzle
competitions? It's on YouTube and stuff like
that. No, that makes it legit OK.
So I was actually, I was going on a trip and ran into a lady in
the Admirals Club at the airport one time and she had a bag full
of puzzles and I had to ask her. I was like, are you a
competitive puzzler? And she looked and she was
probably pushing 8070. Five no, you don't want that.
Don't want that. No, no.
When you're like I, I'm into what you guys are into, yeah.
Oh, no, that is my crowd. I am very much ready to play,
man. I'm ready for the Senior Center.
Like I can do it. And she said, in fact, I am.
She said I just got back from the international puzzling
competition. She went to, she went to Germany
to compete with her group. And I said, I said that is
amazing. I've always wanted to like do a
competition. I want to do a tournament.
And she said, oh, and I was like, you must be really good.
She goes, oh, no, we're not. We're horrible.
I said, how did you get to go to the international competition?
She's like, you just fill out an application and went.
I was like, oh, but she said they're going to change the
rules because, like, anyone could go.
You could apply. You could go.
I said now they're going to change the rules to where you
have to do like local competitions, regional
competitions, state competitions, country.
Yeah. So now, I mean, I wouldn't be
surprised if it's going to be on like ESPN plus someday of like,
because. Yeah.
And she said, like the team from Austria, like kicked everyone's
butt. And I was like, oh, that's
awesome, but. Figures.
Yeah, they were doping. We know it.
It was her and three other ladies and she's like, we had
the best time. It was just so much fun.
So another thing that I got at the garage sale was this book
called My Best Friend's Exorcism.
Can you see that? That is, yeah, That's kind of
awesome. Describe it.
It kind of the book kind of gives me a, it gives me a sense
of Stranger things, the visuals of it.
So it's from the New York Times bestselling author Grady
Hendrix. Never heard of Grady Hendrix.
It was also made into a movie because apparently there's avhs
of it. I don't own it.
For those that are not familiar, do we know what VHS stands for?
It's a it's an ancient technology man.
No I don't. Surely the V is video is the H
fidelity or what? What is it short for?
I'm going to say video home system.
Yes. Yeah.
And on the book itself, it has it's printed on here.
It's not a sticker, but it looks like a sticker.
It has the be kind, be kind, please rewind sticker.
So it was didn't. Back back in the day, if you
would RIP AVHS tape and not rewind it when you were done
with it and returned it, you'd face an additional fee.
You. Know a good like it was nice
kind of a proto effort at companies just despising their
customers. We've perfected that model now,
but that's what it used to look like, yeah.
Well OK, I'm going to have to. I haven't read the book yet, I
just bought it because the cover art was interesting.
The book it is, it is kind of Stranger Things.
It's got the 80s feel going. It's a lot of neon.
It's a lot of neon and black. So it's both bright and dark.
So yeah, it's it's cool. Well, and like, I thought this
book was older than what it actually is.
It's copyrighted 2016, so it's only 10 years old, but I'm still
going to read it. And yeah, we'll see how this the
back of it from Bustle. I don't know if you're familiar
with the I'm guessing it's a magazine or publication Bustle.
It says this book packs all the magic of a summer horror flick.
So I'm going on a beach trip soon and maybe I'll read this on
my beach trip. Well, you better read it before
the end of June as we know now. Yes, yes.
Or yeah or no, you can't read it until then, because then the
eggs will be standing at attention to hear you reading
it. Wow, you really just shoved all
of that together. So and then the last thing I
bought at this mammoth garage sale extravaganza, I don't know
how to really explain it, but I got three of them.
You got three of them. I did.
Are they identical? Yes, they're all identical.
So they are Half Moon. I want to say like Wicker type
decor that goes on a wall. They're they can be hung
outdoors. So I'm actually redoing my side
garden and so I'm going to use it as decoration outside of my
side garden. But yeah, so I looked them up.
They, I think if you bought them, retail price was $17.00
and for each one, and I got three of them for $5.00.
So I felt like I struck gold. And I'm constantly looking for
things that I can hang up on my walls in my side garden to kind
of jazz it up. So whenever I kill plants,
doesn't look like it's so lonely out there.
But yeah, that's that's what I did at my that's.
Like that's a big piece too. You got 3.
It's. Probably, I don't know, 2 1/2
feet across and about a foot and 1/2.
Tall. And it's a Half Moon type thing.
So again, I'll post the pictures of them on our Instagram and
people can see what I got. But again, the the gumble that
was doing that garage sale, the wife was heavily pregnant and
and it looked like they were trying to make some space for
either renovation of baby room or getting the house ready
nesting type thing. So I was happy to take those off
their hands and I can either put them in my house or I can put
them in the side yard. Can I, can I make a request that
somewhere on either you're talking about our Instagram, but
the more appropriate place might be our Patreon.
If you would, yeah, you're going to read this book, write your
review and post it. We'd love to know.
Patreon. There's no Patreon, No, but now
isn't it? You know what I mean?
I bought this book and I didn't look up anything about it.
I also came really close to because they had a lot of
modern, like fictional books and I came really close to seeing if
I could haggle like for 10 books.
Can I buy them all for like $1.25 cents and then I would
have taken them right over to a resell bookshop and see if I
could have gotten a little bit more for them?
No, we could have, yeah. Yeah, that's that's.
I mean, that's that's part of the game for a lot of people
that hit garage sales. You know OK, so My Best Friend's
Exorcism was turned into a movie in 2022 and the genre of it is
horror and comedy. Oh and this is very promising,
on Goodreads has a rating of 3.9 and on Amazon it has a rating of
4.4 and almost 12,000 people have rated it.
So I feel like I feel like I'm on the right path here.
Do you feel like, I mean, I'm, I'm not clear on what the scale
is on those ratings. Is that both out of 10?
No. No, Amazon is is on a 5 star
rating and I think Goodreads is a four-star reading.
Oh, OK, so it's not the worst thing.
No, I'm I'm going to read you the synopsis of this.
It says the year is 1988. High school sophomores Abby and
Gretchen have been best friends since 4th grade.
But after an evening of skinny dipping does disastrously wrong,
Gretchen begins to act different.
She's Moody, she's irritable, and bizarre incidents keep
happening whenever she's nearby. Abby's investigation leads her
to some startling discoveries, and by the time their story
reaches its terrifying conclusion, the fate of Abby and
Gretchen will be determined by a single question.
Is their friendship powerful enough to beat the devil?
Nice. So maybe I'll maybe I'll read
the book and then I'll watch the movie and maybe I'll hate all of
it because I do enjoy hating things.
It also says the reading age is 1 year and up.
I'm like I told. Yeah, I don't know that that's
ever true. So.
I'm not. Sure about online raining things
because you go to like if you're shopping on Amazon and I need AI
don't know like have you tried to buy a toothbrush on Amazon?
No. So if you happen to go to
something like something that you, you wouldn't buy on Amazon,
they could go to a dollar store or Acvs or something and find it
everywhere. But you can find it on Amazon.
And there's always like 12,000 reviews for this thing that no
one has bought on Amazon is kind of like, I'm not sure what the
value of these reviews are because they're probably not
real anyway. So, you know, go into this
thinking like, hey, you know, don't be swayed by what other
people ostensibly think. Well, I didn't when I bought it
because I just like the cover of it and I thought, yeah, I'll buy
that. So we'll we'll see how this one
turns out. But for that quick Dukes of
Hazzard left turn that I did into the neighbors cul-de-sac.
In total, I spent $8 and I got some fun activities that I can
do in the evenings and reading a book and decor and artwork.
So super excited about it. And also kudos to my neighbors
for having a joint effort in bringing in a lot of foot
traffic to a really good sale. And they they still had people
coming into the cul-de-sac even when I was leaving.
And I probably got over there around 2:00 in the afternoon.
So who knows what they actually had earlier in the day.
But yeah, it was it was good sale.
It sounds like a good hall and not a lot of money spent to get
what you got. That's good, yeah.
Yeah, so that's what I had for this week, Jake.
Well, thank you for sharing the hall, Julie.
We'll see you next. Time bye.