There's a, he tells a story in the book where a father sends his son into town to go buy salt.

And he tells his son, he goes, pay a fair price for the salt, because if you pay too little, you insult the man.

And if you pay too much, you insult yourself.

So I believe in paying a fair price for salt is the whole reason why I say that.

I used to be the person that I would,

haven't I actually just talked about this long ago,

I would, Austin and I have fought over tabs before.

We typically will always be the first one to reach the check, reach for the check.

I enjoy the game of chess of like one takes a piss

and the other one makes their way over to the host station and yeah i enjoy i enjoy like the game

of trying to spot the move like the opening of when the when like in this case you are is going to

go for it it's good When did you do that?

I did this a week ago.

I called ahead a week ago and I had them do this.

Yeah, exactly.

Like that's the best.

I think was it you, Troy, in Vegas, who I actually, in order to pay for a meal, I think it was, forgive me if I'm forgetting, if I'm remembering it's wrong, I literally had to like go and arrange with the waiter to pay for a meal

because you're so good at picking up the checklet to have to pay for something.

I felt like we had to work around.

If you want to pay for something,

and the waiter comes over and is like, okay,

and you're fighting over who's going to pay it.

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