How long gone.

It is a beautiful day here in Kansas City, Missouri, Jason.

I'm glad you made it safely to KTL.

That's what I'm going to call it.

KTL.

So you've had a little bit of travel last 48 hours, something like that. I just got back to glendale yesterday last night yeah i um

yeah i had a day let's say i said i went from chicago to the gordia to a parking garage to pick up a

giant GMC Sierra 1500 Denali electric vehicle then drove that an hour

and 15 minutes to uh what my wife lovingly refers to as a cottage uh which is a house and a

pool that is just outside the city in Belport.

And then this morning I woke up at 4.30 and had a car take me to the airport.

And now I'm in Kansas City.

Was it hard to get...

So yeah, it's been.

Was it hard to get a car from the cottage to the airport?

Actually, using Black Lane, no. And I don't usually, I only use that in

situations because as we've discussed, and I'm sure our listeners will agree, the Uber

reserve thing is fake. Oh, like where you call it ahead of time? It doesn't. It's not necessarily

fake, but it is at your own risk.

There's a lot of room for error, I guess, is what I'm saying.

Of course, the option is real. I just mean, I feel like I've had some experiences. It's not a trusted source. Exactly. I've had some experiences that were less than savory. I tried it once. With that. I tried it once on my I told you about it where my driver showed up a half an hour early to pick me up and was asleep and I had to remind her that you're on the freeway and shit like that, you know, and then, you know, you're paying $147 for somebody in a, in a Kia, a far cry from Escalade. These are not real problems that people have, but,

you know, I got Vic, our trustee driver on the way home. If anyone needs a Vic plug in

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