Yeah , three watching now .
Speaker 2We're just waiting on Barb . Hopefully she's not one of the three . I guess it wouldn't matter .
Speaker 1No , oh , I wanted to do some . Have you talked to Ian negative , okay , I Need to email him and apologize for my Getting my airplanes mixed up .
Speaker 2Oh , okay .
Speaker 1I have not been able to sleep . Oh No , i'm just thinking it's like man . I said P , he said PA 14 . I was talking about PA 16 .
Speaker 2I don't think that was actually on the live stream though .
Speaker 1God , it's not gonna turn into any .
Speaker 2I don't know , i have to go through all that .
Speaker 3Well , yeah , okay It gets his PA's mixed up . That's , that's bad . It's real bad .
Speaker 2That's the depressing .
Speaker 1I am depressed .
Speaker 2What mistake did you make precisely ?
Speaker 1so we were talking about . So he got a PA 12 , a super cruiser , and which a lot of it's two . They're cost-effective alternative to a super cub and In some senses they have . They have their own merit . They're cool in a way . They have a lot more elbow room , things like that . They'll never truly be a super cub just because the way the wings are mounted , the fuselage , the angle of incidence is not . It's not the same Angles of supercubs to the short field won't . It'll be closed . But it'll never be a super cub unless you just put a lot of money into it to correct that , if you even can . So he has one of those we were talking about . The insurance company He was like trying , there's only a couple different types of airplanes that he could go fly that they would use as Time building . Yeah , for checkout purposes .
Speaker 1Yeah and one of them was a PA 14 , i believe . I believe he said PA 14 , which is a cub coupe , and I and I was thinking PA 16 clipper and Obviously those are different . So pH 14 . If that's what he said , that makes sense to me . I was making a case for it not making sense being a PA 16 clipper , except more like a tripacer without a More like a pacer . Yeah not a tripacer . Tail wheel , short wings , short fuselage . I .
Speaker 3Don't know all my PAs I .
Speaker 1G . I pride myself on knowing above average on them , but I just bought a PA 28 140 , oh Yeah . How's she looking ? I ?
Speaker 3Not bad , i mean it's . I Came with a lot of parts and an engine , so that's good .
Speaker 1Well , you're do you know of him , No Narrow deck or wide deck engine . You know .
Speaker 3Okay , I don't know . I just looked at the pile of parts and the two sets of wings and two fuselages and threw him out of number .
Speaker 1Yeah okay , cool . Yeah , feel like he did good . Yeah , get a prop .
Speaker 3No , but whatever .
Speaker 1Doesn't matter Yeah .
Speaker 3I got a lot of stuff . Yeah great , i paid 9500 .
Speaker 1so are the . Is the corrugation on the control surfaces Concave or convex ? convex or concave .
Speaker 3I think concave and then there's some control surfaces He had that are smooth . Somebody Rescund them but reskin them smooth , So they're probably scrap metal .
Speaker 1But yeah , yeah , unless there was like an STC , where , if you use a higher gauge because it would be less strong , yeah , it wouldn't be . A strong being smooth right like corrugation , is there for strength . Yeah so if they used a higher gate or Lower , higher thick , more thick , yeah , you know what I mean .
Speaker 3There's a set of control surfaces that are correct . And then he bought a parts plane and that came with control surfaces and those ones were already covered smooth . So I don't know . I'll have to do some research interesting . I wonder if there's an STC . That'd be sweet if there was . Yeah , he said that they're probably only good for like a home-built Plane , but he didn't know so we mean corrugation on a control surface you know , on the pipers they're like like scalloped looking where they have like ridges in them .
Speaker 3Yeah , the sessions have like the little ribs in them . You know , i don't know what you call them .
Speaker 1Corrigation .
Speaker 3Yeah , but theirs are all external .
Speaker 1All right , Hey Barb .
Speaker 2Barb's here . Hey , you got us .
Speaker 1What is going on over there ?
Speaker 2Do you have headphones ?
Speaker 1Oh , sounds like she's printing something . Yeah , sounds like a printer .
Speaker 3Can she hear us ? She can't hear us . Oh , audio problems . Audio , these are always fun Audio problems .
Speaker 2The internet looks great though It does . It's faster internet than we have .
Speaker 3Audio problems can be the death of an episode .
Speaker 2Yes , We're going to have you come up with a podcast episode if this doesn't work . Scott , yeah .
Speaker 3I can do that . Let's talk about automated systems .
Speaker 4I can't hear you guys at all .
Speaker 1Weakening you .
Speaker 4No , I can't hear you .
Speaker 3I'm just going to talk about automated systems . Do we need her ?
Speaker 4That noises me , by the way .
Speaker 1We know Yeah .
Speaker 4It's stopping .
Speaker 1I want to identify that sound , though That's an interesting sound .
Speaker 2Help me They're called Barb .
Speaker 1This is fun . So yeah , so Sesame , yeah , they have like those really sharp . Hey , the real sharp .
Speaker 2A corrugation .
Speaker 3We're going to have you , fine , yeah , yeah , they're like .
Speaker 4Great , can you hear all ?
Speaker 3that Corrugation right Yeah , i guess .
Speaker 1I guess we'll let them do this , I guess .
Speaker 3Sesame Allerons are always bent Where They're never perfectly straight .
Speaker 1Huh , do you think that's because they get like hand rash Or ?
Speaker 3what I don't know . Just every once in a while I'll get one that's completely straight . But most Sesame Allerons I've got have like a little curve to them .
Speaker 4Yeah .
Speaker 3I don't know , i haven't done as many pipers , but the ones that I have done have been straight .
Speaker 1Do you think they're like G'd up or do you think it's a design on purpose ?
Speaker 3It could be a design , but why are some of them straight and some of them ? Because those are the ones that are G'd up , could be .
Speaker 1They got repaired and then they're like , oh , this should be straight .
Speaker 3Yeah , i don't know .
Speaker 1This thing handles like shit .
Speaker 3Yeah , i don't know .
Speaker 1Yeah , i don't know Something to think about .
Speaker 3Yeah , i just take pictures and videos of the curve . Nobody here says anything about them .
Speaker 4I hear you . I hear you . Maybe it's normal , i got you .
Speaker 3I had one guy send it back and set it , So you got it now right .
Speaker 4Yeah , okay .
Speaker 3Perfect , Hi Barb . What's going on ?
Speaker 4Hi , what's doing ?
Speaker 3How's it going ?
Speaker 4Great .
Speaker 2You've never actually met Lee or Scott in person .
Speaker 3No , we've had drinks out of my aunt . This is also not in person . What This ?
Speaker 2is technically .
Speaker 4You know what It counts enough . I was walked around on FaceTime at Precash Oh yeah , yeah , it's kind of there . Yeah , it's moving It's honorary . Yeah .
Speaker 1We were still embracing COVID at that time , so everything was virtual .
Speaker 2Yeah , distance attendance .
Speaker 3We take that very seriously .
Speaker 4Are we not live yet ? Could I print notes , or do we not do that ?
Speaker 2We're live right now .
Speaker 4There's only five people watching . No one's here , tyler , just under the chat , So he says good luck .
Speaker 3I have to enter a meeting in four minutes .
Speaker 2We'll check in later , so Tyler's not here .
Speaker 4I'm just gonna send it out . No , no , that stinks , that's all right , he'll be back .
Speaker 1Yeah , he can count on it . Yeah .
Speaker 4If I mute my mic one sec can I print things . I'm very prepared .
Speaker 1Okay , that's the first Good , i'm glad somebody is .
Speaker 3Don't worry about muting it . Bob knows how to edit that out . I make all kinds of noises just because I know Bob can edit it out . It's fine .
Speaker 2Yeah , that's the spirit . If you want to print a couple more things , we are welcome .
Speaker 1I think she read between the lines there .
Speaker 2Yeah So .
Speaker 1I need to be here PA-12s .
Speaker 3Yeah , i heard .
Speaker 1PA-12s on Mac It's got the ridges .
Speaker 2Is the corrugated That's considered corrugated .
Speaker 1No , no , not PA-12s , those are fabric coverings . Yeah , those are fabric . That's a super cover .
Speaker 3The PA-28 series has the Yeah , yeah , yeah , yeah , yeah , yeah , yeah , yeah , yeah , yeah . They're like dimples , are they ? are they ups , are they down ? are the innings are early ?
Speaker 1Early models were outies . Oh , okay and that's so . You can tell the difference a lot .
Speaker 3I'm pretty sure these are any I'm pretty sure they're any .
Speaker 1Yeah , late models , and not that late like only like three or four years into The Cherokee they went to the concave . Yeah , corrugation . I don't know why . Maybe it was a drag reducing thing , probably we are ever .
Speaker 2You got to point this out to me at the airport .
Speaker 1Yeah , i guess . I mean , do we have a picture of a ? No , we don't know , i bet in here , we do I ?
Speaker 3Don't know if it'll be close up enough for you to see it .
Speaker 1Oh , use your imagination .
Speaker 2Anybody in the check I have .
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Speaker 2Yes , email doesn't work , but messaging there . Yes .
Speaker 3The only my , the only form of communication that I will talk to anybody on his eBay messages .
Speaker 2Send the sun's got an eBay message , i mean , if it doesn't if it doesn't pertain to something I'm selling , i'm not responding pretend like you want to buy something And then don't , unless you need it . Yeah but , yeah , I just can't picture what you guys are talking about .
Speaker 3I could show you .
Speaker 2I tried to . I tried to read the thesis paper .
Speaker 1So here's a 150 that's pretty .
Speaker 2We tried to read it .
Speaker 1Yeah , i see that , so I feel like a dead because I should write a long time ago when you first posted it , but then I didn't because it got you know type thing . He's sent to me today And I got interrupted a bunch of .
Speaker 2It's how the how the sesnas have the ripple E flaps and ailerons .
Speaker 1Is that what you're talking about ? You're talking about thesis thing for her master's degree two conversations at once . I love it . I read multitasking .
Speaker 4I definitely didn't write about Sashma and their yeah wiggly flaps . Yeah but that see see she got .
Speaker 1See , she just got into the two conversations . I .
Speaker 2See now the moment that was pointed out .
Speaker 3Thing a quarter now think of the pipers .
Speaker 1now , that's what it looks like on the inside . Yeah , we're gated .
Speaker 3Yeah , it's core , all right . That ad cordation is not quite the same as cardboard , but it's made out of aluminum and not well .
Speaker 1The spacing is wider .
Speaker 2Yeah yeah , the cardboard is like somebody's grandfather invented that so Great uncle , actually great grandfather's brother .
Speaker 1She got the shrimp divaner .
Speaker 3Yeah , yeah , one of his brothers invented the shrimp divaner and the other one invented not cardboard , but the machine that makes cardboard , a machine that makes cardboard . So if you look up Google , the inventor of cardboard is not gonna be him .
Speaker 2That's way less cool story .
Speaker 3Yeah , I'm flying I was always told as a kid , did you ask everybody what they're drinking ?
Speaker 1yet or no , no , no It's hasn't been well received .
Speaker 2five on there , No I got Eldra to 12 year going and coke Course yeah we're drinking course .
Speaker 1What do you have ? Barb ? That's the most important question . What are you drinking course or out Barb ? what is that ?
Speaker 4I'm drinking rum today , Oh wow , the spirit Nice . I know it is .
Speaker 1What ? what's the what ? what is unique about this rum that you've picked it ?
Speaker 4It's kosher for Passover guys . Got you makes it very unique . Passover and I am . I know there are certain foods you can eat and you can't , and you can't eat . So it was either this or like fennel liquor . So we're going around tonight good for you .
Speaker 1I like it . I've never seen that bottle before no , well , i didn't get a good tilted too , much drop .
Speaker 4So I'd run .
Speaker 1We're and is that readily available .
Speaker 4Yeah , it is actually not to try it .
Speaker 2I'll let you know if it's good Usually this is the first time you've tried it live . Taste test Yeah .
Speaker 4Yeah . I usually I drink a different rum . It's called the kappa and it's awesome .
Speaker 2Oh yeah , i'm the kappa 23 is one of my favorite speaking Rob's language here Yep .
Speaker 4Nothing better than that one . This is , it's not bad . I mean , listen , it doesn't beat the kappa , but it's gonna . It's gonna work for us . Okay , it's gonna work today as it works , mm-hmm , i just wanted .
Speaker 2I was gonna try to get some filler content . I don't know what Barb's background knowledge is uncorrigated .
Speaker 1Anything a 12 or corrugated . We went to cardboard , so I certainly can't participate in the PA .
Speaker 4I have zero background on corrugated anything .
Speaker 3Yeah , you've probably used a cardboard box before .
Speaker 4Amazon packages mainly my experience with a boiled potato chips . Oh , that's good .
Speaker 2Extra leverage for getting . Yes , you say they are strong sour cream . And I close of the cardboard .
Speaker 1They are less likely .
Speaker 2What is the core .
Speaker 1Corrigation yeah if you take a lay straight potato chip it's more likely to crack . Corrigated ruffles brand you know , scoop right in there . You can handle the load You . That's why they make the Cessna makes its control surfaces like that , so does Piper .
Speaker 2We're reeling it in , we're reeling it in back to flying , yeah .
Speaker 1So the corrugation adds strength to the structure without adding that much more weight , because you can also make the aluminum you're using twice as thick to net the same thing . Now you've added weight , though You've added strength without adding weight .
Speaker 3Throughout my observations , it's much more likely to find a bent Cessna control surface than a bent Piper control surface . Really , pipers are the best . I come across a lot of bent .
Speaker 4Because more people train in Cessnas than they do Pipers .
Speaker 3It's possible . I don't know . I come across a lot of bent Cessna control surfaces . People are trying to do way more hardcore stuff in Cessnas .
Speaker 2Probably More than so than Piper with the exception of the Super Cub type Pipers are obviously pretty hardcore .
Speaker 1Pretty hardcore with archers and Cherokees .
Speaker 3Yeah , but Lee doesn't even know his P8 number . Yeah , you got me confused .
Speaker 2He got Ian's P8 wrong the other night It was rough .
Speaker 1It was not rough then . I was too inebriated to even notice , and that may have played into it as well .
Speaker 3He will go .
Speaker 1But since then I woke up the next morning and was like I was talking about PA14 or PA16 . What did I do ?
Speaker 4Yeah .
Speaker 1So I mean there's that , but like so , if you have a 19,000 hour 172 and a 19,000 hour Cherokee 140 , what difference does it make ? The two examples you're looking at one's got a bent this and this doesn't have a bent this .
Speaker 3Yeah .
Speaker 1What does it matter with the fleet ? wide statistics bear out . You'll find you'll come across a 10,000 hour Cherokee and a 10,000 hour 150 , 172 .
Speaker 3Yeah , the 10,000 hour Cessna is going to have bent ailerons .
Speaker 1But will the 10,000 hour Cherokee That was the those that we need we need stats on that type of stuff . If everybody's going to say it's because Cessna is the trainer of choice for everybody .
Speaker 2You buy way more Cessna Guys . what if they were a ?
Speaker 4recall on Piper Wings for metal fatigue or something .
Speaker 3That's the spar . That was a spar problem .
Speaker 1Yeah Yeah , Embry Riddle . A nice shirt . By the way , They had an issue that the . Yeah , they were doing a check ride , So a dude in his examiner , student in their examiner . That's right , yeah , the the broke up in flight .
Speaker 3And now there's mandatory inspections on Piper spars . It's cause they don't even have a strut Buzz it .
Speaker 2While we're at it .
Speaker 3The strut's missing . I have an announcement . Uh-oh .
Speaker 1Uh-oh , we're going to cover a lot of grounds . Yeah , fire away .
Speaker 4Get . no , it's very important that I say this in the very beginning , because you mentioned my shirt and it's . it was a conscious choice And I think that that's what you get when you have females on the show , And I think it's very important to note that I'm the first female guest on the show .
Speaker 3Yes .
Speaker 4And that I know .
Speaker 2I know , i know It's very important .
Speaker 4We should discuss it because it's a big deal .
Speaker 2I , we usually we try not to let women on cause you know a listener reached out We may have her on the show before I'm . Just she is an attorney And I said I can't cause . I promise Ian he'd be the first attorney and I promise Barb should be the first female .
Speaker 4No , amazing .
Speaker 2I'm so happy that we're both we could yeah . Wow .
Speaker 1We're so happy to have you , barb , we really are , it's fun .
Speaker 4I'm so happy guys . It's good stuff .
Speaker 3We're trying to we're trying to bump up our DEI numbers , so I don't know what that means .
Speaker 2I need a beer .
Speaker 4Diversity , equity and inclusion . I'm very impressed Scott Boris Oh at Boris Cycle .
Speaker 3We're a very , very DEI oriented .
Speaker 2He does HR for his company .
Speaker 3And DEI is our business model revolves around DEI .
Speaker 4Yes , I'm sure it does . Nicole works for you , or ?
Speaker 3She does part time at my other job , so I guess we do have .
Speaker 2One of the businesses .
Speaker 3Not that way , though It counts It counts .
Speaker 4So my first paper was on , you know , cockpit digitalization and all that . The other one was about DEI initiatives in the big three in Delta , United and American . So Excellent . That's how I know what DEI is .
Speaker 1Well , we can do that on the next step . Next time you're on , next episode , you're on .
Speaker 4We could , absolutely . You can read that one in advance too , and it'll be awesome .
Speaker 1Did you put that one on pilot ground ? I don't think so . Yeah , you can just sound to me .
Speaker 4Also , the other one's easier to read . I'm going to tell you why this one's not as easy to read . Because I did it with a group of people who are way smarter than me who , like , did all the statistics and crunched all the numbers and stuff , and the DEI one I wrote myself , so it's legible .
Speaker 1Love it . I like it better already . Yeah , i like it better already . You should have just used chat tpt .
Speaker 3It's really good at DEI .
Speaker 2Yeah .
Speaker 4I know that .
Speaker 1So let's bring this back to the , i guess the topic at hand with the automation one on human factors , when you're working with the other individuals on the paper , i mean was there because I know they're taking statistics , they're taking ASAP , asar reports and all these flow charts and charts and all the stuff And they're trying to put it into textual and everything else When you have , i don't , i wish we were alive , well , okay .
Speaker 1So it's like why did you not have more of a part in saying , hey , this doesn't need to sound this sciencey , this doesn't need to sound like this , so that anybody could read it . What's wrong with ?
Speaker 3science .
Speaker 1Well , because it's an important paper to write and it's an important topic to delve into , for sure , and the big three again , but millions , hundreds of millions of dollars into this topic .
Speaker 2Could have been . Sponsoring the sorry podcast Could have been , i think , what we could do with that money And so like it's important that it's the subject matter is legible .
Speaker 1Yeah , legible and able to be deciphered by the average person , I guess .
Speaker 2So I guess where were ?
Speaker 1you in that process .
Speaker 4So , first of all , you can start the story right now , whatever you want .
Speaker 1You don't even have to answer my question , No .
Speaker 4I can answer your question . I mean , I'm probably going to forget half of it as I talk .
Speaker 1That's all I do , but I already forgot what I asked .
Speaker 4Exactly , forget it . You and me together would be a mess , like it was just okay . Um , a lot of talking
. So for me , my role in this paper was the literature review , so I basically went through documents on cognitive overload , on digitalized flight decks , on human error , on human factors , on like all of those elements . I researched them and I summarize them .
Speaker 1How many ?
Speaker 4of my area that produce .
Speaker 1And so how many ? so you like data collection ? How would you describe that ? If you had to boil that down , you're going to give yourself a title in the project . What would that title have been ? It's not a collection , Okay .
Speaker 4Data collection is the people who gathered all of the actual , like accident data And then like that , was that ? So when you write a research paper like a scientific study .
Speaker 2Did we start the episode ? No , what's good ? Fine , though This is great , i was going to say we should do this After we start the episode . This will be great to come out after the episode . I'm an amour . I'm an amour . Well , i'm saying like we're going into everything .
Speaker 3You were supposed to go on the episode , but you didn't even start the episode .
Speaker 1I need to get 20 minutes or something . I'm completely enamored and you just interrupted by Yeah .
Speaker 2All right , well , we'll get the actual topic .
Speaker 4Give me a few more sips and I'll just I'll be interrupting Scott We get the actual episode , topic All right , this is fine . Fine , you know afterwards .
Speaker 3I'm going to get a beer or whatever .
Speaker 4Get a beer , get a beer , got some , take a break , whatever . He's not listening . We could talk about him now if we really want to , it's true . It's true .
Speaker 1He could hear our end , though That's the difference we have , because we're all in the same room now .
Speaker 4So he'll hear our end of it , so I can say things You can , he won't hear them . Yeah , oh , i love that .
Speaker 1Okay no-transcript .
Speaker 4Okay . So when you in general , like when you write a scientific research paper , whether it's you're gathering qualitative data or quantitative data , it generally follows the same structure . So you have sort of an introduction like an abstract , and then you present like a hypothesis If it's , you know , if it's quantitative , there are like hypotheses and null hypotheses and it's like a whole thing and then You basically look at so what I did was something called the literature review , which is where you look at the research that's currently out there and you summarize it and you find a hole in that research , which is where yours is gonna fit . So like I needed to make sure that all the research on cognitive overload and and Human factors and things like that , like I needed to basically give the reader background on it . Then we went through like you go through like a method section where you discuss Like how you're going to specifically Tackle the research , which was that huge flow chart that you saw , and then after that you actually crunch the numbers and then you Summarize them and all of that .
Speaker 4So I mean I can talk about like our findings , but I can't talk . I'm not like a statistics person . Yeah , not , um , so I can most of our art .
Speaker 4Yeah , it's not for me .
Speaker 2Yeah , um Whatever it's for me So .
Speaker 1I Mean most people . I mean , I don't know that I'm a statistics person or not . I'm a numbers person , so maybe I know statistics as part of that , but I don't . I never took it in like high school or anything , so I don't really know .
Speaker 4No , no , i was gonna say I was gonna say I figured with this episode we could take time to talk about how , because I've been through private pilot training and I have my AGI , so I know what it's like to be able , like to have to instruct people so that now they get their license and whatever .
Speaker 4Like we never touched on Specifically with situational awareness is or like cognitive workload and overload or human factors like memory fatigue , ergonomics and how that goes into like the design of a cockpit or cognitive Distortions doesn't get , or I'm not cognitive search , i'm sorry , the singular illusions and things don't get touched till instrument , but it's , it's important to know , like for nighttime , for in general things like that . And so those were the areas that I researched from my paper . So even if we spent the time just discussing those things and like Helping gent , like GA pilots understand those things better , like I looked at them in the in the terms of commercial , commercial , because I got my graduate certificate in aeronautics and that was like what we covered , but it I think it's just a very , it's very interesting and pretty necessary for private pilots to know .
Speaker 4Yeah , absolutely like you want to talk numbers , we can . But like we put it into an app and some B22 pilot handled it for us .
Speaker 3So how long before I don't have to do anything ?
Speaker 2Let's let's wait till we get an episode for that . I'm trying to parse . What should we start ? how should I introduce this episode ? because you you've got a train of thought about to go right now . We can just jump off of that and see where it goes .
Speaker 4But so I can say that train of thought or mine yours , yours Way , way better , i'm sure .
Speaker 3My thought train is very focused or we can or we can kick it off like that .
Speaker 2Scott can . Yeah , it's got . You can do the intro .
Speaker 3I have a great train of thought .
Speaker 2Why don't you do the intro and introduce ? like a freight train first , first female Episode guest .
Speaker 4No , i don't know I can't feed him anything . I want to hear what he's gonna say .
Speaker 3I think she , i think she's introduced herself . Absolutely not , i'm not , i'm not good at this .
Speaker 2I can say masters , right , that's what I do . I have okay . Oh , so I have to .
Speaker 4I know it's it mean you could , but it's , it's a graduate certificate , it's called . I do have a masters in teaching literacy .
Speaker 1Okay so oh Well , that plays into your role in the Research .
Speaker 4Oh yeah , i know , no , not really the teaching literacy part , like I teach kids how to read , like that .
Speaker 1and then the Scott I can read it's not , it's not the reading , it's the , it's the reading .
Speaker 2and then Talking , talking out It's , it's the talking , it's hard .
Speaker 3It's the visual to mouth thing that I like . If I'm just reading It's , i can read real quick , but you know .
Speaker 4All right , it's the expressive language . I can cover it if you want .
Speaker 3It's gonna wing it , cuz my brain is so big that it it can't really . If this doesn't work , the same as other people's brains , You know .
Speaker 2That's why I started doing at the ENF .
Speaker 4I just keep hitting it until like .
Speaker 3You could just make a little clip of me talking about how big my brain is .
Wait , I can't see the chat . Should I be able to ?
Speaker 1Nobody's in it . It might be nice , but it could be distracting . There's 12 people watching , nobody's active .
Speaker 2Nobody's active in the chat , it's always just . You'd pull Yeah . I do know rebel comm slash far aim on your phone and then see it there , i'm not doing that .
Speaker 4Yeah , my notes on my phone , the printer , the ink .
Speaker 1I have to change it . I'm all jammed up . Get distracted . Just focus on us .
Speaker 2You'll be in the game than we are All right . We knew that that was gonna happen , regardless of the situation , though , but