Joseph: Like any self-respecting Mobilian, we have a closet full of beads. At some point you ask yourself: Do I have a problem here? Can I do something else with these beads besides them going in the sewer?
Rachel: Or trade them for doughnuts. We got out the scissors and hot glue and got crafty. It took six hours to make my jacket. I’m an artist on the side.
Joseph: I’m a videographer, so time with arts and crafts is fun. You can do a lot with these Mardi Gras beads.
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