Good morning, everyone. Good morning, Julie. Good morning. We're actually back in the

same room. It seems weird. Welcome to Chrisley Convessions. Yeah. I don't know about anybody

that knows anything about podcasts, but we have had to do our podcast being into separate

parts of the country for a few weeks. And to me, it's hard because I feel like we feed

all of each other. And so when we're not, you know, we just have to pretend you're beside

me. Well, listen, we're not going to talk about what I do when I'm not with you and I have

to pretend. So, you know, folks, we have been a part now because I have been in California

working. Julie's been keeping the home fires burning, holding things down back in Nashville

with Grayson and Chloe because they were finishing up school. You know, I'm an executive

producer of the kids growing up, Chrisley. And, you know, I wanted to kind of see, after

first season, I wanted to be there this season to kind of see some of the stuff that was going

on and to make sure things were happening the way they needed to. And it has been a long,

what is it, two months? Yeah. It's been a long, two months because Julie and I are not

used to not being with each other every day. And I have so many people that are like,

oh my God, I can't wait in my husband goes out of town. Or, you know, I'm glad to be

going out of town. You know, I don't have to deal with kids. I don't have to deal with my

wife. I have never felt that way. I feel so lonely. Tell them when I call you. Yes, you do

feel lonely. I don't feel as lonely because I have Grayson and Chloe. You know, you were

in a hotel room by yourself. I had Grayson and Chloe. So that was more than enough to keep

me busy. But yes, of course, I missed you when you were gone. So the kids had their

final episode of growing up, Chris Lee, which I thought ended on a season high season,

high season high numbers. And then Chris Lee, there's best started back. And I have to

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