Alright you guys, wow, I am feeling incredibly nostalgic right now because for the first

time since I first started the podcast, I am sitting in a bed recording a podcast with

my camera propped up on literally the most absurd objects that I could possibly find

because I don't even have a tripod here, but I am back in my hometown, none other than

Northeast Ohio, Lake County, Painsville. I am sitting at my parents' new house, so if

you listen to the episode with my dad, we talked about it for a little bit, but I grew

up in the exact same house for 21 years and I had never known anything else. My parents

when we all moved out because I have two sisters, Cindy and Aaron, were all older, I'm

the youngest, I'm the baby. We did like a quick little recap for anybody who maybe

forgot, but I'm the baby and when I moved out and moved to Texas, they were like, alright

maybe it's time for us to sell our house and do something new, so they ended up getting

this little ranch, it's over by Lake Erie, it's super cute, but when they got it, they

like redid everything, so this is my first time being back, seeing the house actually

fully redone, they're still working on some things, but my bedroom is in the basement

and it's so weird to be back in your hometown, like at living at your parents' house, because

you feel like this is your bedroom, but you look around, there's no pictures of you,

and it's like, it's like very generic little decorations from home goods with live laugh

love going on, I have this like live simply signed right in front of me, so that's kind

of like what I'm referencing right now, but it's so good to be back, it's also really

freaking weird to be back, because so the last time that I was back in Ohio, it was

March, and I was back here for my grandmother's funeral, and I really just spent time with

my family, I didn't get to see any of my friends, I was only here for a few days, and at

...