Time

11:45 – 11:50 AM

Synopsis:

Daimyo finishes making his pile. He does completely unaware of how much time is spent each week on this task. But now, in hindsight of his last period, seriously considers trying to beat his best time. An extra set of hands makes for easier lifting.

PS

There is a direct relationship between how many bins have to get taken to the basement and the amount of force the bins will have when they come in contact with the basement floor. 3 is the magic number.

Here’s a formula

# of bins > 3 = carried

# of bins < 3 = thrown

]]> http://www.pottsroadtrip.com/2009/09/09/episode-4/feed/ 0 http://www.pottsroadtrip.com/2009/09/08/episode-3/ http://www.pottsroadtrip.com/2009/09/08/episode-3/#comments Tue, 08 Sep 2009 23:14:00 +0000 Daimyo http://www.pottsroadtrip.com/?p=1708 Time

11:40 – 11:45 AM

Synopsis

Daimyo Continues transporting bins from the basement to the Rectory entrance. He places the bags in a little pile at first. After a short while the little pile becomes a stack. Not too long afterwards the stack becomes a mound. He does this until at last the mound becomes a little hill. Ripping good show.

PS

The whole Pottsroadtrip clan would like to thank everybody who made this episode possible. Thanks to Io and Phaedra. Antigone, I love you boo!

Time

11:35 – 11:40 AM

Synopsis:

After receiving the warmest of greetings from John, Daimyo begins transporting bins from the basement to the entrance of the Rectory. Lincoln arrives while Luke and John go over the inventory.

PS

Daimyo carried most of the bins to the front mumbling something about trying to make up for lost time. Lincoln told him not to kill himself. John said something about how the young man always has a lot of energy

11:30 AM – 11:35 AM

Synopsis:

Daimyo returns to the Rectory and inquires about the old men. Apparently he has arrived before them. Just as he begins bringing bins upstairs from the basement he runs into John. This footage was taken Wednesday September second

PS

Daimyo is the only volunteer that enters from the same door as the people who come for the bags of food. The rest of the men park their cars in the rear of the building and enter from the back door.