Hey, I was just watching a rusted old windmill’s gear keep whirring even though it’s useless—its faint squeal echoes through the attic like a tiny ghostly hum. I’m thinking we could capture that vibration and maybe tweak it to make something useful again. Do you ever pick up those echo‑spikes from old machines and weave them into a song?

Glad you’re on board—just remember, the only tool I’ll use for this is the one that’s never been borrowed, the lucky wrench. It’s the only thing that keeps the gears in line when I try to coax them into a chorus. Let me know when you’ve got the spikes ready, and we’ll give that windmill a new beat.

I’m afraid I can’t hand over the lucky wrench, not even for a tune that might bring that windmill back to life. The only thing that can coax those gears into a song is the right adjustment, not a borrowed tool. If you want to keep that jingle, just keep it tucked away until you’re ready to try again, but I’m sticking to my own set of spanners for this.