So Michael, you, uh, you sound a little sleepy today, and that appears to be for good reason.

Do you want to just briefly fill in the audience what's going on?

Yeah, I feel like I'm breaking like one of my own cardinal rules of podcasting today.

So I can only, I can only offer my sincerest apologies to the analogians, the feelers, for what will be, I'm sure,

a kind of loopy, maybe Daisy, not tip-top performance for me today.

I arrived home from America this morning at 8 a.m.

Which is, it's probably time-wise, the worst flight I've ever taken. I took off from Las Vegas at

2.30 p.m. I arrived home in London at 8 a.m. Now that sucks because what that means is, if you're

me, I guess, there's no sleeping happening. So I got home, uh, took a nap, which was supposed to last

until 1 o'clock. That lasted until 15 minutes ago. And I was like, okay, I know how I can fix this.

Go get a coffee.

Casey, what happens?

What does sensible people do with milk before they leave their home for five days?

Oh, unquestionably, you poured it, you poured out and throw the container away.

Exactly. So I did that. So what happened when I opened the fridge today? You were deeply

disappointed by past Mike's intelligent decision, but, uh, but yeah, you kind of played yourself

on that one, didn't you? Yeah, I play myself full. Yeah, there's no milk here. And I could have

drunk the coffee black, but i wouldn't have

enjoyed it so much so here i am uh ready and raring to go for a loose definition of ready and

raring yes i am i am neither the ready nor raring uh but i'm committed uh to being here and people

say why didn't you just do it another day?

I honestly, when I started that sentence, I thought I had a better answer.

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