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tomorrow's a mystery what is it today's history tomorrow's a mystery what's that quote i don't know

today's paris today's the present i don't know it's a mystery. What's that quote? I don't know. Today's... Paris. Today's the present. I don't know. It's a present because it's the present. Today's a mystery. Tomorrow's a mystery. Today's history. Tomorrow's a mystery. Is that the right saying? No, yesterday was history. Today's a mystery. I think it's like yesterday was history. Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery.

But today is a gift. That is why it's called the present. Oh my God, I'm so close. What a good

status. I'm getting a tattooed. Whose quote is this? Probably someone from like the 1700s. Oh, Eleanor Roosevelt. Oh, close enough.

Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. Today is a gift. That's why we call it the present.

It's pretty interesting. Like imagine saying a sentence and it becomes like a quotable thing.

Like that everyone kind of knows what's happening here that's real

fame i don't know something on your arm do you smell you just lay down you're stressing me out well welcome

back little ink you world traveler how is your time it was so fun i loved. I loved the Midwest. I think it's like I had to leave, you know, and never go there for like 10 years to come back and be like, oh, I like it a lot. Well, you were there last year, but that's what I mean. Like, you know, last couple years. But it was fun. I loved it. Good. It was like very, it was funny because it was supposed to be so fucking hot and humid.

And like the first day we got there, it was like terrible. And then it was like cold? No, like hot and humid as fuck. And then it got, it was like perfect days. It was like 75 degrees, barely humidity to the rest. I was like, this is sick, but couldn't really swim because, you know, it's not hot enough for that. Oh.

Yeah.

I mean, it is, but like not for me.

I need it to be like 100 degrees.

In like lake water. No, like a pool. Oh, oh, oh, oh. Oh, for some reason I thought you were in like a cabin. We were, but that was only like the last day. That's, so my my uncle owns a cabin who has two daughters and they both have two kids. So like it's a place they can go and like kayak and like run around and drive a golf car and like do all this stuff. So. But no lake. There's a lake there. Okay. But I stayed at my cousin's house. I was a pool. Got it. Got it. Got it. Which was crazy because I was like so excited because I saw it was going to storm like the day I got there. And it was funny because we get to my cousin's house. She's like, yeah, it's actually supposed to be really bad. And I was like, oh God. And I'm sleeping on the top floor. And like, of course, back in tornado alley. I'm like, here we go. Oh, I forgot. Yeah. And so I was like, this is the first. Is she okay? Is this like normal? Yeah. Just open your mouth.

Just cough. Oh, I forgot. Yeah. It sounds like, this is the first. Is she okay? Is this like normal?

Yeah.

Just open your mouth.

Just cough.

Lay down.

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