Hey, chopmaker!

And y'all listen to the about last night podcast

you should split little son up a ditch!

Ah!

About last night!

Yeah, all right. We're good. All right. So to recap for the five minutes we lost. No,

we're, you know, we're talking about bathroom etiquette. Yeah. And this is what I want to talk

about is you strike me as someone who's always been very personable and like, you know, mix

it up with any sort of stranger. Obviously, our business is conducive to being able to mix

it up, chop it up. I don't know if you were always going into voices to kind of, you know,

soften the blow of the awkward small talk. For me, I definitely did that. Yeah. You know,

to where it was like if you could feel a barbecue where the conversation was not going in the

direction that anybody wanted it to. And you're like, I guess I'm the most comfortable one

here. So I'll try to make jokes and steer it. Yeah, but I do it in a voice or something,

or even a voice to get out of it. For me, that's a great thing where if you like, like, I'm sure

of you ever like throw bugs in some sort of a situation, then just go and then just peace out.

But only in the bathroom. Yeah. That's a thing. It's like only in public restrooms. That's how I

book the job is like. Wait. So, say, dog, that's quite an impressive dog you got there. Like,

that's a big carrot. You know, like, what the hell's wrong? Who let this guy in here? By the way,

one person stall. I don't know how we help two of us get fit in here. That's amazing. Yeah.

The, okay, so you're not a big fan of bathroom. Public talking. No, that's, that's, you know,

talking to someone that's been a guest star on the uncurb your enthusiasm.

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