My oven's working again, Brad.

I know.

It's been, okay, well, it's been kind of an embarrassing length of time.

I, I, we live in the Bay Area, as people may know.

What people may not know is that the cost of getting someone out to look at a appliance

repair just to have them hit the door, it has never been less than $300 for me in this house.

Ouch. Ouch.

Yeah.

Explain some thing. You know, I'm not as a renter. I'm not in a position to have to deal with

such things, but that illuminates certain behaviors on the part of my landlord, let's say.

Yeah. Like, it's generally set up so that unless you have a specific thing, it's cheaper to

just replace the, the cost of just biting the bullet and replacing

the appliance is such that you just, you just buy a new one often.

However, we bought a new oven, a new combo range stove a few years ago, about five years ago.

And when we bought it, we bought it at a place that likes to push

an extended warranty. And for big appliances that are going to last five to 10 years, more

than five years, I do tend to buy the extended warranty. I'm not sure what we're talking. Is it a

percentage or is it a flat fee based on the price? So the range listed it two grand i knocked them down to

sixteen hundred bucks and we split the difference on the extended warranty if i remember right

you know i started this i've never considered whether you would would be a haggler or not and i

started to say i hate it you didn't you didn't strike me as a haggler but then like no you would totally

haggle i i hate i hate the haggle. But you would still do it, right? I, I, I, I, I, I, of course, yeah. I mean, look, my wife

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