Thursday edition of PFT Live. It's Chris's Friday.

That's right, baby.

It's my Thursday.

I still get a little, like, I feel like it's Friday.

A little bump for you?

Yeah, right.

Even though it's not. It's like a start. Yeah, right. Even though it's not.

It's like snow days.

Just like snow days.

There weren't many snow days this year for the schools.

Snow days have not been relevant to me for 12 years since my son was in high school, 10 years, 11 years.

I think it was 10 years.

And I still, and even when he was in school,

like if anything, it was a pain in the butt because somebody had to be home, somebody had to

take care of him, we had to take him somewhere on a snow day. It's not like it was a snow day for me.

It was still a work day for me. Well, you were home anyways. It couldn't have been that big of a deal. Well, well, before 2009 it was. After 2009, it didn't matter. By 2009, he was 13, so I don't know.

I don't know at which age you can let your kids stay home alone without getting arrested.

I don't know what the cutoff is. I don't know that there's a magic number.

So what's your point about a snow day and the fact that this is my Friday and that your camera

just fell. My point is, my point is, it makes me feel good. I feel good. And I don't know what that

was with my camera. I thought my chair sank, but my chair didn't, but I saw my head sink.

And that's the kind of thing that can make you dizzy.

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