Well, Merry Christmas Adam, as my dad calls it.

Adam.

Yeah, because Adam came before Eve, and it's the day before Christmas.

Oh, gotcha, clever. That is a good dad joke, isn't it's the day before Christmas. Oh, gotcha. Clever.

That is a good dad joke.

That's funny.

That is a major dad joke.

That's a good one though.

That's an LGF special.

Yeah, it's Christmas Adam, two days before Christmas.

And I've been really nostalgic about Christmas Eve, you know, several years ago we were just talking about that.

And then, you know, last week I had a pretty profound experience just dropping everything and

running up to the Pacific Northwest to go see my grandma.

So we're going to talk about this quote that just keeps circling in my mind.

And it's like a, do you call it like a proverb or it's a Buddhist teaching?

So I don't know if they do proverbs.

But it goes like this.

The problem is you think you have time.

And so actually, let's rewind back to the

summer when I found out that my grandma Doreen, so my dad's mom, had cancer. And this was like a sudden,

you know, she was kind of like, didn't go to the doctor a lot, got really sick, went to the doctor,

and then they found cancer just everywhere, you know, all over, knew she had very little time to live,

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