In confidence, Sacks told me he's a little broken up about the empty nest kind of thing.

And by empty nest, I mean his bulldog moose is coming to live on the ranch. As the moose landed? The moose is landing next week. We're giving him a three-month trial. If he's on his best behavior, he stays. He's going to be great. He's so well-trained. What's going on? Moose is our bulldog. Yeah? And... This is loose.

He needs the space.

He needs a ranch. He's a very athletic bulldog. This dog is not a couch potato. He's like very active. He just needs the space to run around. Why don't you just buy a ranch and give him his own ranch? I buy a ranch when a best he has one a ring. Yeah, the bestie who loves bulldogs.

But no, he's a, he's a spectacular specimen of a bulldog.

Oh, he is stunning bulldog.

Yeah, he's a beautiful dog.

Great bulldog.

This is a trial adoption, a Saxe Calacanus adoption cycle.

Oh my God, this is sad.

You know, these bulldogs resist training.

Like Jason.

You know, like, yeah.

They are the most stoic, loyal, but stubborn individuals.

They will...

Overweight, stoic.

Not overweight.

This is a shelt dog.

How dare you? How dare you? Moose is a specimen. In terms of personality, this is founder market fit. I mean, this is like owner of pet fit. Founder bulldog fit. So what Moose would do is he would jump on the couch and just kind of lay there. So we'd like moose, no go down. So we put him down. He jumps right back up. We

take him down. He jumps right back up. Yeah. I mean, he can go on all night doing this. So finally,

you just give in and let him sit there. It's literally J-Cow. It's literally. They are.

Now it's his couch. Now it's his couch. It's literally J-Cow. Yeah.

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