Okay, please.

Since our backyard, if you, uh, is an alleyway, we park in the back and we walk to our cars through the alligator ponds and the snowstorms at least four times a day to get to and from work and the school and whatnot, and I measured that distance, uh, from our side, 73 feet to my wife's car, uh, and then from our back door to the other back door, 44 feet, from our front door to the other front door, 42 feet.So this distance we're trying to traverse, we're doing that already at least four times a day individually.

Are you a little concerned that she's setting up a, a hoard station next door?

Yeah, I mean, we have had this problem in our family before, specifically with my mom.

Um, when we were living in Georgia when I was a kid, um, high school, they moved to a new house in north Georgia, uh, and we had already had a house closer to Atlanta, and they furnished the new place.

I graduated, my brother graduated, and then my parents were left as empty nesters with two houses worth of furniture [laughs].

So over-furnishing places when you probably shouldn't is something that has a history in my family.