So, typically, large Zoom meetings are the bane of my day-to-day existence.

Like, I dislike like a 10 person Zoom call where like everyone's talking over each other.

It just, I don't know.

It's like nuclear weapons, war, climate change, large Zoom meetings.

It's like not necessarily in that order, but it's there for me.

And I have kind of one exception to this rule.

Our Monday morning team calls, probably because I really like everyone on those calls, obviously.

But it's also because something our team is incredible.

Like, everyone is very, very hard workers that do incredible work during the week.

But then it's, you know, in those hours outside of the nine to five, they are figuring

out, they're scheming, they're doing really cool stuff.

And a lot of them is very creative things in the outdoors.

And so somebody almost always is coming back with like, oh, I did this thing.

And, you know, most of everyone's just kind of like listening while they share this, share

this sort of adventure from the weekend.

So, I love these calls.

And today's story came directly out of one of those calls.

I think it's safe to say that we've all experienced that sickening feeling of patting your pocket

or like opening a bag or opening a zipper pocket on a backpack or something.

And putting your hand in and realizing the thing you left there, your car keys, your

wallet, whatever it is, isn't there.

Think about it.

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