This morning, I went to Chick-fil-A breakfast, and we'll talk about the trains that are always in the way later.

Okay. Well, table that. Yeah, poultry the week. But first of all, I texted you guys,

hey, I'm running a Chick-fil-A, you guys want anything? It's 8.45 a.m., time and goes, yeah.

Waffle fries, Chick-fil-A's us. All right. I thought he was like being clever. I was like,

good one time in. What do you mean? I was. I was pretty sure it wasn't available, but I asked

anyway. Oh, you did? Yeah, I was like, can I get some waffle fries? We don't start serving those

until a normal hour, you think. Yeah, maybe it's your first time in Chick-fil-A, buddy.

And I was like, even for a high schooler. There's this home-school kid. He doesn't know.

Yeah, the sweet kid. He doesn't get to eat this very often. It would mean a lot to him.

Yeah, his mom lit him out of the house this one day. No, no, hash browns. It's not the same

different kind of potato. And anyway, get to the window, though, and Dolby's working.

And it was good to see her again, because I saw her before I left last weekend and told her,

I'm going to Chicago, because I knew where she's from. Oh, she is. I thought we'd talk to her.

Yeah, yeah. Oh, cool. I think she's originally from Mexico. Yeah, I guess, yeah.

That's fine. The way she speaks. Yeah, it's not a Chicago accent.

Yeah, she had lived in Chicago recently. Okay. She's asking me, how was it? How was it?

I was like, oh, it was awesome. We had a lot of fun. And then she was just like,

where do you sleep? Where do you sleep? I was like, oh, we actually sleep on this bus.

Okay, okay. Where do you shower? Where do you shower? Like, oh, we do this. I had all these questions.

It was a line behind me. Who cares? And then she's like, and that's all you do, Chicago?

I was like, no, we did Milwaukee, Minneapolis. And she was like, oh, you're famous,

famous. And I was like, no, no, no, I'm not famous. Vibing me to change. She's like, don't be so negative.

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