Hey man, don't be afraid of the double knot.

Hey, we're recording the podcast.

Shut up.

Good morning to you wherever you are because it is a bird's aware of.

For May 8, 2024.

My name is Bertie Burns with me sitting right over there.

Not afraid of the double, not at all.

Ashley Burns, how do you at Asha?

Not too bad.

Let's double it up.

That was Nick.

And a good morning to everyone but me especially when I hear that.

Welcome to this episode, Ashley,

of Morning Somewhere. Get into that in a second. That was, that was Nick Saldanya who heard

about me talking about how his don't be afraid of the double knot is now in my head for the rest

of my life because he said it to me once 20 years ago. Here's the actual message he sent me

right here. Hey, Bernie, it's Nick Saldanya. I just went and checked and every pair of shoes I

own is actually tied in a double knot. So with that said, and just as a gentle reminder after 20

years, hey man, don't be afraid of the double knot.

I want to point out that all of his shoes are nodded, even though he's not wearing them. What's going on in your life, Nick? He slips out of them, and then he has to untie them before he puts them on. It is funny, you know, the things that stick in your head, and you don't know which ones are going to stick. You know what sticks for me? And I'm, I'm always like,

why is that, why that one thing? It's the way Meg Turney, a friend of ours, says, idiot.

I mentioned that one time in an RTA and I, see, this is the kind of thing I worry about. Sometimes when you talk about someone else, you make an observation and then other people then make the same observation.

...