Hey, hey, okay, so when you say pins, do you mean like the pins that the Waiters and waitresses of Friday's used to wear on like their lapel and their you know that Cross guard body like thing that I can't think of the name of Like you're talking like those pins Or you're talking Bobby pins you talking paper clip. You're not talking paper clips. I mean if you are talking paper clips Hey, everybody needs a paper clip, but I think you're talking about those pins

Welp, I'm a fool. I know we talked about this in the back chat, but okay, ladies and gentlemen, everyone, okay, she said pens, not pins. Not like the pins that you got from like TGI Fridays. Not that you got those pins because the waiter and waitresses would wear them. But pens, a collector of pens. I think we're all pretty guilty of being a collector of pens, to be honest, especially if it's one of those really good pens, you know, it's like, oh, I'm gonna say I shouldn't, but I'm gonna.

No, no, no, no, I'm not. Listen, I collected stamps and I collected teacups as a kid. Sometimes the whole set, but preferably a teacup. And I just, I mean, water bottles. I think we all did it. Maybe not you. Keeza, I don't foresee you collecting water bottles under your bed, but I most definitely did. And I know any 90s, I'm sorry, 80s, early 90s kid for sure did.

Sure thing, Sunshine. Actually, thinking about it more, another thing I used to collect were match-a-tacks. These, like, football cards, or soccer cards, as we call them, to fill in, like, sticker books. I even had one for... Series 1 of Pokemon, and I think Toy Story 2, if memory serves. Oh, man, I feel old just hearing about this stuff. Saying it out loud.