So I went to Texas this past weekend and I actually said that when we

across the state lines I was like how do you go like this you know put your

put your horns up and Kevin's like no like don't do that I teach her that but I think it's like the, like it just feels right.

Like what do you do the sickum bears or like the Aggie thing?

You throw that up there when you're in Texas.

Across the Texas border, Recum, Gainesville. Yeah, it's like no, I'm like,

come on Texas, yeah. Yeah, Catherine doesn't want like bad habits like no no we will raise our daughter

to be a Taylor bear. Of course Hattie like does not have the hand eye coordination

yet to do anything like that yesterday I tried to get her to throw the hang loose

and no she can barely do three she's working working on four. Four was tough. So she kind of just goes one, two, three, four, five.

I'm done. Yeah. Anyway, it was in Texas and Hookham just learned that or just notice this trend I guess I don't know it's maybe

it's just a southern thing maybe it's not just Texas but every time you say goodbye to

somebody they always tell you to drive safe or be safe all right have a safe trip as opposed to the alternative.

Drive reckless. Hey y'all be careless. Be careful out there. No you'll be careless.

I don't know it's just funny, like that's just how they, like they don't know what else to say. And so that's like their way of filling in like the ending of a conversation like, all right, drive safe. You know, I don't know if they real, I mean, surely they want you to drive safe you know I don't know if they really I mean that

surely they want you to drive safe but I don't know you don't have I think it's nice I have

family from Boston and whenever I leave they say hey it was good seeing you guys, take off your seatbelts.

And that doesn't make me feel very good whenever I leave town.

Just turn off the eight passenger airbag.

You'll be fine.

Those things are hoaxes anyway.

Good to see you guys. Thanks for visiting.

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