One thing I did want to bring up, which is I came across by accident was apparently you have

some obsession with tearing phone books. Is this something that still persists if you see a phone book?

I mean, I would love to keep doing it. The problem is like they're hard to get. They're very hard to get. So I haven't

done one. I haven't torn a phone book in years. So I'd have to like start practicing again.

But if I could like if I could wave a magic wand and find like the right size phone books,

because I'd have to probably start with tiny phone books and work my way back up to the technique.

The high level. If you don't want to get into the full story, that's fine.

But just like, this is probably the hardest I've ever laughed at a piece of your content.

If you want to just tell people the backstory of what I'm even talking about.

Yeah.

So it was, let me think, I was in my final year of college and I was at my then-girlfriend's

best friend's house and her husband came home. And his name was Todd, awesome guy. We were friends

for a long time. And he was like, he walked in the door with a phone

book. And it was like, the town I went to, the phone book was that thick. So not a huge phone book,

but a pretty thick phone book, right? So what is that? Like an inch and a half maybe, two inches.

And he goes, hey, do you think you could tear this? And I'm like, I doubt it. He goes, just try. So he throws it to me and I,

I can't do it. And then he takes it and he tears it. And I'm like, dude, how did you do that?

And he goes, oh, it's this technique. And I'm like, no way. Do you have any more phone books?

He's like, yeah, I got one more. So he gives it to me and he walks me

through it. And I managed to do it, but it's not that elegant. Like he just went, he just ripped it.

And I was like, and I kind of muscled through it. Ands. So we go, we drive to like the Bell Canada

phone center in the mall where they have like a wall of phone books. And we're like, hey,

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