Guys, we're excited. We have a new excuse for you guys.

You can use this.

Your own disposal, however you want.

We kind of just came up. Brad kind of came up with it right before we started recording. Brad, tell him.

Yeah. So basically anytime you want to get out of plans,

if your parents are in the same hometown as you, just say, sorry, my parents are in town.

And then hopefully that this other person doesn't know you want to make sure that they don't

know you super well. And then it's just like, oh my gosh. Oh,

definitely hang out with your parents then.

Yeah, my parents are in town and they might want to get dinner.

They might want to get dinner. Don't say it with me.

Just say they might want to get dinner sometime and they might want to eat.

Hey, yeah. My sister's in town with her whole family. So they're thinking of eating dinner tonight.

And so yeah, probably can't come hang out with you.

That's what I should start doing. Just like describe my sister's life.

Right. It's like, ah, I trust me. I would like to.

Yeah. But my sister's in town and she just graduated grad school.

Right. And you know, it's just like just factual things. But if you make it,

it's with your family, then it's like, this is important. Where's the fallacy?

Where are you wrong? Where's the moral low ground there?

Yeah, I think it's fine. All these things are true.

Yeah, my parents are in town. Just my parents are in town.

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