The pigs are weaking, Brad.

Wait, are they?

I don't hear anything.

No, they're in the other room.

They might be, I don't know.

I was trying to do a hand.

The pigs are, the pigs are weaking, Brad.

Aha.

I was trying to figure out how to tie this into tech somehow and say like, oh, the noise filtering on this chat service we're using is very good because I can't hear those pigs weaking.

You have pigs. I do not have pigs. I am a temporary custodian of guinea pigs.

Yes. You're a caretaker for what, another two days or something? Friday they go. Yeah.

Wait, oh, really? I know. I'm sad. Wait, are you? I, so, okay, there's, you know, the, the teacher, our daughter's teacher from last year

sent a note around was like, hey, does anybody want to take the guinea pigs? I have two cats and a

dog in my house and I don't think it's a good idea for them to live with me this summer. So we're

going to, they're going to go on the tour of all the second and third grade classrooms.

And so we picked, they came, they came last Friday, the last parent, a parent and children who had them brought them by.

And we set them up on the hearth in the living room because that's the biggest space that we

have available for them.

And I have never, aside from like a few minutes here and there with your Pigs, I had never

really spent any time with guinea pigs before.

And now you know, I've been getting delightful messages from you all week every time

they do something ridiculous.

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