Thats a bugger . Maybe this one ? <| sep |> What is that measuring bar on the left side ? Is it really that big or is it just close to the camera ? <| sep |> JRE is the standard for pod casting . A bit of everything . And a host who is informed and passionate , asks good questions , and keeps the humor . I do skip a few depending on guests , but even those are interesting . It show that everyone has a different and interesting insight on something . <| sep |> on the poll ! <| sep |> Two reasons , It would not fit with AC ' s story and because I firmly believe it was like that all along due to reason 1 and the items on top not moving even a tiny bit . It looks exactly like that after a thump from the inside . I ' m a carpenter joiner to be exact and I fit new cabinets but with this we often need to remove the old existing cabinets and never have I use a bar of any kind to remove the back panel back panel needs to be removed in order to collapse the rest of it Usually it would be my hand or foot lol or on occasions a hammer but always from the inside out . The damage looks exactly the same because the nail remains and the board splits at the point of the nail and usually leaves a bit of the board behind on the cabinet still wedged by the nail , now if a bar had been used from the outside in most cases it would not leave that bit of wood fiber . Now a screwdriver from the inside was mentioned more possible but logic tells me this was already like this