diff --git a/src/uxn_tutorial_day_6.gmo b/src/uxn_tutorial_day_6.gmo
index 333c16a..a68b0ec 100644
--- a/src/uxn_tutorial_day_6.gmo
+++ b/src/uxn_tutorial_day_6.gmo
@@ -332,13 +332,7 @@ in this part we will see how to draw the paddles based on these parameters, and
 
 ## drawing the multi-tile paddles
 
-in theory, we could use our previous draw-tiles subroutine to draw the rectangles corresponding to our paddles, with a given tile.
-
-in practice, that might be a little bit inconvenient, because the sprite byte that determines the layer and color of our tile was left hardcoded inside our subroutine: if we reuse it, we'll end up drawing with the same color and in the same layer as the background texture!
-
-i leave it as an exercise for you to modify the subroutine so that the sprite byte is received as an argument in the stack :)
-
-in any case, i want to use the paddles as an example of drawing a sprite composed of multiple tiles.
+i want to use the paddles as an example of drawing a sprite composed of multiple tiles!
 
 ### the data
 
@@ -489,8 +483,6 @@ it would be up to discussion if there are more efficient ways of drawing it. for
 @draw-sprite ( x^ y^ width height addr* color )
 ```
 
-it could work similar to the draw-tiles subroutine we created above. 
-
 creating that could be a good exercise for you to try! in this case i'll just stay with the manual approach.
 
 the good thing of this process being in a subroutine is that we can "forget" about its inner working and just use it :)