Well, a flex day for the coach tomorrow on his way to North Carolina.

Yeah, correct.

Today my flight leaves.

Oh, you're leaving today?

Yeah, today we fly out.

Safe flight.

Yes.

Planning on having any kind of an in-airport incident before flying?

No, no, no.

Or on plane incident of any kind?

Nope, I try to stay away from those things. You're going to have a pop or two? I will because I hate the fly. So I'll try to figure out something. Long drive to the airport from the suburbs. Oh, yeah. Absolutely. You can't get there. It takes you at least an hour anywhere in the leafy suburbs. No, our leafy suburb, very easy. No. Direct. It is. And now you have to. Absolute nightmare. See, the other thing about with Courtney not being in the city no more is now she has to drive and then pay for parking. Correct. We do that just get... Santo always parks there anyway. Oh, really?

Yeah. The other thing is babysitters. Boy, those expensive in the birds. Yeah. Or dog sitters in your case. Well, I know that anywhere outside of Southier, or Dorchester. Just build a, like, a thing in the back, like a run-out back. Well, we can't just, like, leave them there. No, you're fencing your yacht.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, no.

Is your yacht fenced in? Yeah.

Yeah. like a run out back and we can't just like leave them there you but you're fencing your yacht oh yeah yeah no yeah is your yard fence then yeah and there you go let let the dog go out in the yard and do his business just aren't there services that'll come pick up the poop now oh i don't know i think there are when you're in the burbs i think that's a lot of people don't like to pick their poop up so i think that the service does it come do it for you. How many ring cameras? Oh, yeah. I'm going to have a million. Well, you probably have all kinds of pets because you have lots of mice and stuff out there. And the fisher cats and you got to be careful when you let Harry out at night. I know. Because of the fisher cats and the jaguars.

Jaguars.

Depending on which leafy suburb you're in.

Oh, gosh. All right. Hill notes.

You're going to want six months of food, too, because if any natural disaster occurs,

when you're outside the city, you might as well not exist.

Yeah. Yeah, they're going to save us first here in the city.

You guys are an afterthought.

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