Hey, Jeff. Hey, Eric. How are you? I'm pretty good. How are you? Doing well. Thank you, Jeff. It's Halloween week yet again. It happens every week. Nope. Yep. Happens every year. It happens every single week. It feels like it happens every single week because everybody's always wearing their costumes. You know, they're all fake people. Because we have to think about getting into these stupid costumes and showing out once a year at all these parties.

Wow, wow, wow, wah.

Yeah, real tough life.

I have to come up with one clever idea.

Well, no, because last year there were two, right?

Yeah.

But here's the bigger issue is that you killed it last year.

You were Dennis Graham, Drake's father,

yep, two different parties, two different Dennis Graham's. Yeah, because he mixes high and low,

right? So you sort of have to mix the sweatsuit with the hard bottoms with the square toe,

and then you also have the one where he's wearing like a nice

suit but then matching it with Jordans. And then there's always the matching du rag.

And there was such a big reaction last year to your costume. Yeah. Both nights. I don't think

I'm going to top it. Well, but that's fine. That was that was the goal or that was that was the issue.

Oh, I don't know. I don't have that issue i think you have that

issue i do i was concerned on your behalf jow i don't care are are you going to do it am i going to

top it yes i i don't think so i mean like you know that's a that's a that's a great costume i did last

year but you do have an idea for this year sure i have an idea for this year. Yeah. We've put a bunch of work, probably more than

necessary. I don't think I put in that much work. You don't think so? I bought a white

sweatshirt. The mental work. Now I just have to get something printed on it. Did you think

that you were going to be anything else than this right here? Yes. I had so many ideas. Okay. See,

a lot of work. A lot of work. Well, I mean, sure, there were mental gymnastics

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