Hi, everyone. Welcome to the Golden ratio podcast. I am Jen, J.R. Mom. Join us

always by J.R. Dad. Hi. Actually, I guess I should be saying joined over distance by

J.R. Dad though, I'm the distant one this time. So yeah, I can tell you sound really

far away. I do not. But you do make that joke every single time I say that we're recording

over distance. No. Do I? Yeah, it literally made like last week. I take it all back. This

week I'm in Maryland and Ingo is in Florida with the dogs. Already in the doghouse for messing

up technical issues here. You're not in the doghouse and you didn't mess anything up.

Actually, given our household, that's probably a good thing. Hello. Sorry, let me just

get friends texting me because I am popular and I have friends. That's nice. The cocktail

of the week this week is the seven and seven. This is a cocktail that, yeah, my parents

always were like, oh, if you're having a party, you've got to be able to make a seven and

like literally I've never heard anyone even say the name except my parents and then it's

also in bridesmaids on the plane. Like one of the characters is to the other. She's like,

I'm going to have a drink alcohol and she's like, have a seven and seven. You'll like it. It's

sweet. But those are the only two times I've ever heard it mentioned. Apparently, it was

real popular in the 70s or something when my parents were. Yeah, it sounds like when it was

bad drink era. That was one of the bad drinks. So seven and seven is just seven up and then

Seagrim's seven, which is a kind of whiskey. So it's whiskey and seven up basically. So the seven

for the seven up and the other seven for the Seagrim seven. Yeah, make seven up yours.

Exactly. It's time for administrative corner and go. It's all the administrative corner.

This is every week. It's the best. You got a week left to order your hopper plushies.

So get those in. Did you order one? No comment. I'm not. I'm not. We're getting a crate.

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