It's the week rips by, right?

Man, the week, yeah.

We're just talking about how, I just asked it Ian what day it was.

I was like, yeah, what even day is it?

Did you sometimes forget what day it is?

I do.

I mean, you know, yeah, if you're doing stuff, you're in the, you're in the cave, you're in

the zone working on your thing.

You're like, what even day is this?

My kids, too, have been on a two-week school, not a quarantine, but like a distance learning thing,

all these Omicron cases, right? And then, you know, so the school is like, ah, we're going to take

two weeks and do distance learning. And then it's just like, what day is this? It could be any day.

It's groundhog day. It's we're all in this house. It's winter. It's negative 13 degrees Fahrenheit in, you know,

in Minneapolis. You're just like, you're not going outside. You're just, oh, and so I get it in

was it like minus, was it like minus 26 or something recently in like UK time? That was a wind chill.

Yeah, that was a wind chill temp. But minus 26 Fahrenheit wind chill. Yeah, it gets nasty cold, like at night, like dangerous, dangerous cold.

Does anybody go out?

I mean, you know, you can, if you have the right gear, for sure.

What do you do with the dogs?

Like, what do you do with the dogs?

Come on, George.

Come on, let's go out with like a little nip around the block. It's only minus 26 wind chill. I'll tell you what you do. We have an ancient dog. He's a terrier, but he's like a fluffy. He's a sweet dog. Jack. He's 16 years old. But he, I let him out. When it's negative 26, I crack the door open. He runs out,

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