Hi, I'm Grandma Lil. I got a new curve. How did I get it? They were putting a new road on my street and I says, I need something. Maybe a curb. They said, yes, you need a curb. Call up George from the town hall. Instead, my lady friend, that I know from swimming, where I go, she works there now. She keeps saying she gave the address and the guys finally came and gave me the curb. I'll show you. Come on. It's a big, long one. You like a fall right on that grass if I walk there? Like the fall right on my rear end. Look at the fall. It's not fall yet. It's not fall yet. Wait for me to see this. Are you guys ready to see it? So my son decided to put this, what is this like a loose grass? You know, dust or what the heck? I don't know what they call that. And it goes all the way down. Now if it rains tonight, tomorrow, or if we've got a water, it may be every other day. But it's going to be nice. There is the curb right there. Nobody has a curb. Maybe two miles. And it's about time. I'm here 51 years. I, the fellow always cuts the grass right up to this big tree right here. He cuts it right here. I don't know what they're going to do. That's how they left it like that. And my son decided to put this on. He's careful. Look at that. Get squirrel. You know how you see the curb? You're going to go on the other side to see it. You just can't save it. They filled it in. It was bumpety bump. See the curb right there? All the way down. It's, they did me a good job. They make it decide nice instead of just grass and dirt and dirt. Ouch. You can see the curb good here now. Showed the curb on this side. You could see it 100%. And all the way up there is the neighbors. Showed them the curb. Look. Look how nice it is. Kev, look beautiful. 51 years here. It's about time. Come on. Nobody has it over here. When that fellow says you need a curb, good. Thank you. Look how nice. Kev, look. You're not looking. Don't look at my face. Look at the curb. They see all stuff. Kev, you do see that. There's a car. There's a car coming. I don't care. Oh, it's starting to rain. Good. I feel the drop. I hope that doesn't wash away. That could wash away and then I'm in big trouble. I have no idea. Okay, Kev, not get off. You've been doing this for about five minutes. Take in my face. Don't take my face anymore. Hit the turn. Hit the bird. But the bitch make them swerve. Make thing into the curb. Oh, word. We have started. If you like my curve, give the thumbs up. Because it's about time 50 one years over here. All right. That's the story. God bless you guys. I love you all. This is the finale.