Woo! Oh, man! Oh my gosh! Are you looking at this? It's so bright looking at the sun.

I got off-brand eclipse glasses, but man, it's fun. Oh. Path of totality. That's right. We're in it.

And, well, that's about it.

Yeah, I guess.

And then you just kind of go, you just sit back down to your laptop and keep working.

Katie, we, because we, Kansas City was even more of the path of totality like seven years ago.

Yeah, that's right.

So, you know, I'd kind of been there down that.

And Katie was like,

what? Do I need to go buy? Should I buy the glasses? Do it? I was like, just try. It's not worth

I tried. I had a doctor's appointment. And so I, like, after, I was like, I'm out. I'm going to

go find some. And I went and, like, I went to have all green. And I was like, well... Oh, you're really to try. It's funny. You step out of your porch and you see your neighbors and everyone kind of just kind of looks

around.

You're like, pretty cool, huh?

How it's like a, it's a crescent.

All right.

All right.

Yeah, it's kind of like going to see any, like Mount Rushmore or something.

Like, ah.

You're seeing what I'm seeing underwhelming a little bit I went to so the eclipse in Kansas City was supposed to like hit

it's hardest at 154 I'm driving it's like 145 and I was like well there's a Walmart right here

so I went to Walmart at 148 six minutes before the eclipse it's like you have any eclipse

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