A car guy, very X my dude. Hope it all goes well.

Good luck, and share any good coming out of anesthesia stories like the last time I went under.

Mine was "do you have any more questions for us" and I had to fight back "is this a pyramid scheme?" This is because I made a short film in college where a guy asks if a janitorial job at city hall is a pyramid scheme after getting burned on his last job, and when ever someone says "this isn't a pyramid scheme," it means it's a pyramid scheme.

Tried to keep it going last night for you. This week I did a training for a data program at work for 2 days, which seems like it might be really helpful. It went kind of late though (2 hours after I normally go home), but there was an hour and a half break for lunch instead of my normal 30 minutes (I watched a movie on my phone during that time), and my boss let me go home early yesterday, so it all kind of worked out. It's been really cold here, which was annoying. Last night was the tree lighting ceremony in my city. There's a small parade with the highschool marching band and different public work trucks (utilities, police, school bus, and fire truck) all lit up, followed by Santa getting the key to the city before lighting the tree with a small fireworks display. They also have a live reindeer exhibit and face painting. It's a fun little thing. I don't need anything, I still have a fair amount of wine left over from last night.

It's actually just this wine, but yeah.

The cool thing about this post is that it works well with your next post; the horse is head banging.

If I really cared, the door power is like "an actively applied force to keep the door closed from forceful entry," kind of like when you push against a door with your whole body to stop someone from opening it, and you're "actually pushing with effort" and not "just leaning against it." Like, this isn't "my deadbolt requires power or else it unlocks itself" or "try to twist the knob, the door is locked, guess I can't go in" kind of locking door. At least, that's what I remember from back when MatPat hosted game theory.

Cats are cats, big or small. Shrink a lion to the size of a house cat or enlarge a house cat to the size of a cougar and they would be indistinguishable from each other.

Thanks :D

Glad you're doing well and the weather is great there (we've got snow here). Have some wine.