Oh, Ladies and gentlemen,

Hello, happy post Halloween or as we say in our house, Merry Christmas.

The worst time of, oh sorry.

I want to hear all about it, because you had kind of an epic, so I want to hear all about it because you had kind of an epic so I want to hear about the

costume want to hear about the celebration and I want to hear about the post Halloween

trip to Las Vegas.

So just far away.

This was, this is, this is Stafford's favorite time of year.

And, and, you know, like now we get into lights and positivity and hope and

cinematality and Tim is totally depressed.

Well first of all, let me push back on all of that.

Oh, you know what I thought about when I was walking around trick or treating?

So every year we open up our house and we have three big pots of chili and people bring

extra stuff and we have like, so we probably had like 60, 70 people here, I mean like of full families.

With one working bathroom, which is correct.

Awesome and Chile. Just let there. And then we just

we leave from our house and we trick or treat our neighborhood. So it's

magical. Yeah. Yeah. And then I was walking around and I was just like, you know,

how rad is this holiday? All these adults get dressed up in their houses they're so

positive they get candy they decorate a little bit they wait for kids to come up they're

kind they're like generous with their time and with the kids. It's such a positive

holiday. The kids love it. The kids are having a blast. The neighborhood like

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