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I gotta agree stuck-in-elevator trumps jar-on-floor.
Yeah… kinda what I thought. I think I’m going to use it as my phrase of optimism from here on out.
“Well… at least I didn’t get stuck in an elevator.”
Optimism! Good job, Riley!!