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Welcome to a sandwich and some loving.

I'm Kelly Raspberry Evans with my husband and my podcast co-host and my partner in life,

Alan Evans.

A train in the house.

We are ready to tackle another podcast and get it in the books.

Yes, we are.

We got a lot to get to.

We are officially, well, I don't know how to say it. I want to say child free. That's not the right word. No, that's not the right word. That's not the right word, but we have no more kids. We have no, what's the word? We have teenagers, nothing but teenagers. Nothing but teenagers is the better way to put it. We are, our son Dylan turned

13, an official teenager, the last baby, you're baby free. The Dillster is officially 13, turned 13 yesterday,

September the 17th, which we learned is the most popular birthday of the 365 days of the year. Isn't that crazy? Didn't know that. That's the number one most popular birthday. I think it was also Patty Mahomes's birthday. That's right. Patrick Mahomes, 30th. Some other people, but I can't remember. Yeah, some other people. But most importantly, Dylan and Patrick Mahomes. But we asked Dilster, what what do you want to do, Dill, for dinner? He said, uh, chilies. I like chilies. Let's go to Chili's. Yeah, we were trying, because we, you know, only had him for a couple hours for his birthday dinner and we had to keep it kind of quick. He loves Papadose, but that's a long, drawn out process. Yeah, you need more time. You need a little quick chilies fix, and we're all good with that. He likes those crisper's.

He likes the chicken crispers. He likes the chicken enchilada soup sometimes. Or is it called the Southwestern soup? I can't remember. He likes that soup sometimes. But yeah, it was fun. Me, the Dillister, Kelly, Cole. Cole actually asked off of work to attend his brother's birthday party. I thought that that was really a big, big guy thing to do. I was very proud. I didn't ask him to do that. I just said, hey, we're taking Dill to dinner. You know, hope you can join us, not sure if you're working. And he said, no, I asked off so I could go. And I was like, oh, man, that's really awesome. And he showed up with a

collar. Didn't he look handsome? He was like he's in college. Normally he shows up in

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