And look how far we've come, all the things we've done, did it all with love,

beauty from the bottom of, all I want is you, you're my favorite view, but there's nothing more.

And we are back.

Welcome back, beautiful creatures.

This is not done.

I thought you were going to say full circle.

Full circle's true.

I mean, positive.

We were at a kitchen table in here when we started all of this. Yeah. We are not at the studio anymore. We are back in our house. This was my whiskey room. It's whiskey's gone. You guys who are watching on Patreon will have split screen. You won't see it. But when you guys aired this later, when it's aired later, you'll actually see our background. The room is not complete yet. Yeah. We still don't have internet. No. So things are not quite where it needs to be. We've got about five foot of wasted space in this direction that I have to figure out. Because the table that I've got that's just a catch-all right now. It's got a ton of shit on it. We're both sick. Yeah. Getting over being sick, I should say. We both feel way better today than we did the last four days. Yeah, the last four days was rough. Yeah. Yeah, it's been pretty bad. I don't do well mentally when I can't do things physically. Yeah. Yeah. So, but yeah, you're right.

It's, it's full circle again. This is going to be where our podcast ends up being like our final

destination, hopefully. And that once the internet is actually installed here and we have dedicated fiber

and we're able to do our live streams and all the shit that we need to do, it will all just be done in

this room.

We don't need a crazy big set. This little bit of shit here bothers me, but I think it's something that I'll get used to over time. And in a worst case scenario, we'll just move our chairs back at foot. Because it's not like we're getting back into anything, and that frees up a little bit of room, and we can readjust cameras and shit. but we obviously don't have a chat running right now because we're not recording live because we don't have proper internet.

So we'll record this.

I'll cut the beginning out and like clean the end of it up.

And then we'll run to the studio because we still technically have it until the end of June.

And my gaming computer is there.

So I can take everything on a hard drive over there and upload it so that it doesn't. It takes 14 hours to upload a single episode of the podcast from here. That's disgusting. Yeah. And that was just a Google Drive. That wasn't even a YouTube. Is this what the Amish feel like? No, I'm kidding. You know, I actually learned yesterday that

not all Amish people are anti-technology. There's actual like different branches of Amish and some of

them have fully embraced technology and some are very absent of it. So you know, I've heard things like

that. I've started following this. I don't know if they become like excommunicated from the family that they're in or the Amish community that they're in, but they choose to not live that lifestyle anymore. And I'm learning things from her by proxy of things like that.

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