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Robin here, hey, take off your headphones. Bob, hey, I saw you but I didn't want to put your listening to.

Nothing. Oh, I could see it. Yeah. Hey, let's get something to eat.

Yeah, where were you thinking? Did you make a reservation? I wasn't sure. Like,

there's a Lord of the Fries down the street. We could go there. I don't know that one.

Yeah, no, there's a couple of Thai restaurants too. If you want, we can go to the Titanic.

It's just opened up and yeah, I love Titanic. Yeah, the timey ups and other ones. It's a little further away.

Well, whatever works for you, I just think this is a we should make this a new holiday tradition.

Grabbing dinner before before we go away for a break. How about some fish? There's the the cod father down the street.

All right, cod father is dead. They just opened so before we go, there's

crooked beet, the record store. I just want to pop in. Yeah, get the levies record from my mother for

Hanukkah. You know, I got to get her something and she doesn't she doesn't have it. She'll

she'll appreciate I think she'll like applesauce versus sour cream. One of the great the Hanukkah

songs of the last three years. That's a great record. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, hey, look out.

What's it? Who who are you? What's going on? Calm down. Calm down. Yeah, calm down. Make

yourself. The floor of the van. Which one of your bombs is Robin Hillman? That'd be me. Think

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