Oh, man, welcome to shaking and disturbed.

I'm giggling because, well, first off, I'm Darren Carr, and I'm here with John Thrasher.

Thank you for joining us on Shaken and Disturbed.

I'm giggling because, you know, where our NMR's start is very rare for where they end up, even though we have an agenda.

It's so true.

I was thinking that too.

And this really, you know, and sometimes before the show, full disclosure on our NMRs, I'll say to John like like, oh, my God, I had something to tell you.

Or like, and I can't remember. And I was like, just keep going. I'll remember, like, as we're in conversation. And I would say 80% of the time, I honestly remember, like, what I wanted to say because you'll say something and it sparks a big my mind. But even today, like, none of the things I wanted to say to you, I actually had planted my head.

I just, we just, we just record.

Yeah, it was good. But even today, like, none of the things I wanted to say to you, I actually had planted my head.

I just, it was a mess.

Yeah, it was good.

We started with TikTok and then we went into 45 minutes of love language into an in-depth character analysis of Pee We Herman and how it's affected our childhood.

So check it out. It's on the public feed right now. You can go here, Darren, laugh. It was, it was an in-depth convo. That's for sure true. But by the way, we, I'm going to clip out that, that moment about peewee and we'll see what comes out of it for social. I think that's a I think that's of us and I think you know the quote that I want you to clip out.

Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, that's fine. I think you know. Yeah. Maybe. Anyway. Welcome to shaken and disturbed. Yes. Let's get into this week's case. Let's do this. ready and Raren to go as we're kind of are nearing the end of summer.

I know.

It's so weird.

Summer's like... Kids are like back at school. I know. This week my nephew... I forget. I know. Well, like, I was just thinking yesterday, I was like, was summer only two months? Like, really, it's only two months. You get out mid-June. You're back in mid-August, really. For like, for, you mean for like grade school. Yeah, for grade school, sorry. Yeah, but I think as a kid, that feels like so long. And when you're an adult, it isn't. Yeah, no, it truly isn't. Everything when you're an adult takes a long time. You know, like if you were, if it's like, oh, I got to order this piece of furniture. And it's like, okay, it's going to take two months for this part to come in.

You'd, like if you were, if it's like, oh, I got to order this piece of furniture.

And it's like, okay, it's going to take two months for this part to come in. You'd be like, all right, I could do it. As a kid, two months is like. What? That's why relationships, people always be like, yeah, I was in a really long relationship for like two months when they're in like eighth grade. Who said that?

Oh, I was going to say eighth grade.

I was like, I hope you didn't say that.

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