Well, welcome back. Welcome back. How does it feel to be back in the States?

It feels great.

What a weird week last week was.

It was. It was just such a like emotionally volatile week for me

Ditto.

How did you how did you feel were you up and down at all?

Yeah, I mean I tried to sort of run away from it.

I mean it was fairly easy to do because I wasn't tied to my phone,

services really terrible where I was.

In fact, I was at the airport in Cancun on my way back when it was called.

Oh, interesting.

So that was pretty exciting to know that I was like coming back to personal elation, you know, like not everybody was happy with the news, but I personally was.

And yeah, I mean it's just overall there's still like this fog of sadness for me because you know I do think that the election revealed that there's a lot of people in this country that I really disagree with and

and that makes me sad because for me it's not even political anymore it's just about like a

human to human sort of thing.

Yeah.

And you know, obviously I can't, you can't look at the number of votes and be like, well, all of these

people voted for him for bad reasons.

But it just, it does make me sad. Like I was kind of really hoping that it would just be this like the landslide thing that didn't turn out to be.

Yeah. So now it's like we all have to just you know both sides we have to figure out our path forward and it cannot like it just I hope that my hope is that like we're not being driven by divisiveness like that

there is and I it's not as easy as being like okay now you guys let unite. I just don't think that's going to work. But I do think that if like we're being led by unity, then maybe some of this damage can be repaired.

Yeah, I think that's an overall thing that everyone could say, no matter who you voted for,

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