Hey guys, how's it going.

I tell you what, it's been better.

It's been better.

I can't remember the last time I slept.

I'm just going to let you know that, all right?

Who needs sleep?

My understanding is that British people don't require any sleep, so you should be okay.

How do we sustain ourselves?

Off of crumpets.

So we have something new at the house that I've been sustaining myself with. No longer, am I the peanut butter person and the yogurt person? No longer. Those days are done. I'm not going to know what to do here. Those days are done. Okay. I bought my wife a freeze dryer. Hmm. I don't know if you know what a freeze dryer is, Richard.

Is that popular over there?

It's not, it's certainly not popular.

I am able to take the two words, freeze and dryer and figure out how it operates.

I've seen them on the shopping channel too, right?

It's like a thing over here.

It's a huge bunch of people are like buying freeze dryers and making food and stuff. It's like it's 1994 all over again. Yeah. Like the time you told me about tumbling and I was like, what on earth are you talking about? You're like, it's a hobby over here. Yeah. Yeah. There is a hobby called tumbling and it involves glasses.

What?

Yeah, it's like glittery glasses, you know, tumblers, but you eat these.

Complete the alien to an Englishman.

You thought tumbling was what you did when you stumbled home from the Iron Horse.

That's exactly what I did.

So tell me about the freeze-dried food. So basically, we're trying to figure out what all can be freeze-dried now.

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