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And welcome back to the pilot the pilot podcast. My name is Justin Seams and I am your host.

Today's episode isn't asked me anything. I'm finally able to record some kind of episode. Emmett is asleep, so it's a race before the nap ends to see how much of these questions I can answer. So let's not waste too much time. Before we get started, as you've seen in the last couple episodes, and have you seen on Instagram, first form protein bars are saving my life. They are literally my go to on the road whenever catering is

not good or wherever I just need a quick good protein bar. If you don't believe me, try it yourself.

They're amazing. Links in the bio, check them out now. Without any further ado, here's the Ask Me Anything

episode. All right, let's get started. The first question is what do you do if you get sick when you're on a trip? It's easy. We take our work phone. We click probably three buttons and we say, hey, we're sick. There's no calling at all. And then boom, we are taking off duty for the whole tour. So they just assume that you are sick for all seven days, all six days, all five days, all four days you

have left, whatever it is you have left in your tour, they're going to pull you off,

and then by 6 p.m. that day, you need to check in well for the next day. So if you're feeling

better, say you just aren't feeling it in the morning and you think you're going to be good enough

to work tomorrow, you check in at 5 p.m., And then boom, you're brought back on duty and you are able to work those remaining days of your work schedule. I've had to call a sick one time on the road and it was awful. I had Chipotle, never reading Chipotle again. I guess I have since then, but it took me about two years and it was awful. So I've only had to use it a couple times I don't

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