Hi, everyone. Welcome to the Golden ratio podcast. I am Jen Jaramam. Join us always

by Jair Dad. Hi. How's it going, Jair Dad? Pretty good. Excellent. Excellent. Could be back

with you. Yeah, it's been forever. You were gone for weeks and weeks. It was four nights,

which is quite a long time for us. It seemed like forever. I aged three days in two days. It

was five days. So if you aged three days, you actually came out ahead. You get younger while

I was gone. I aged decades. Anyway, I missed you so much. The cocktail of the week this week

is the Boston cocktail. That's what it's called. The Boston cocktail. I think this improves

apparently. It has gin, apricot, brandy, lemon juice, and granadine. Nice. Yeah. All right,

we just tended to think she just wanted to change positions. She tricked me. She sometimes

announces that she's going to change positions pretty much. Yeah. She makes a bunch of noise to

wake us up. And then she's like, I just want to go lay over there. This happens in the middle

of the night. She comes up. She butts my arm with her wet little cold nose. And then she,

then I pet her. And then she goes to lie and stand somewhere else. She moves position. Anyway,

that's a car. I think it's interesting, Jen. Good. Great. Anyway, the cocktail is a Boston,

the Boston cocktail. It's called the Boston cocktail. That's what it's called. In honor of

I was going to say, why would we be talking about Boston? Because I ran the Boston marathon

on one day. That is so awesome. It was so awesome. That's an elite club within the elite

club of marathon runners. It really is. I mean, I did not get there by being elite the most

people do. Usually you have to qualify for the Boston marathon. And I am not fast enough

to do that. So I just mean the sense of a very small property proportion of the world population

can say that they've run the Boston marathon for any reason under any circumstances. Yeah,

I've been talking to a bunch of people about it. Absolutely being that stereotype of like,

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