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I cannot sleep thinking that the doors are open
so I keep checking the doors.
And I get up and I check the garage door, the back door,
front door, the basement door, everything, always, the windows
and it's like a phobia I have.
I don't know, but it is, it's bad.
It's like I don't trust myself knowing that something is going
to happen to the family while I'm there
and I don't want that to happen.
I don't always, like, it's a bad thing
but at least I'm making sure they're closed.
[laughs] If something happens,
it's not because the door was open.
We have a garage door indicator.
When the door is down it's green
and when the door is open, it's red.
And I get up at night and it's green
and I still open the door and look.
I don't trust that thing.
I don't know why, it works perfect.
But, yeah, it happens to me every night
when everybody comes in, I always ask my wife, "Honey,
did you lock the door?"
She says, "Yeah."
You hear me open it again, open everything, close it back
up even though she said yes.
I don't trust and I got to do it myself,
so it's done right I guess.
I don't know.