Sorry I wore a sweatshirt. I'm trying to make sweatshirts business casual.

Oh, I like I often wear sweatshirts. I'm normally wear sweatshirts, but you know

very little things fit me these days and what's your due date? May 4th. Oh my gosh, that's so soon.

Oh, I know or just let me sink go to my own. That's my hope. Like I genuinely hope that she is

born for Shingo de Mayo because I love birthday parties and I'm like, child, you would be blessed

with guag and fajitas. That's right. She would be highly favored. That's right.

Totally favored. Oh, I hope. Um, alright, are we ready?

Well, Annie, I was so glad you were on the podcast again. Thank you. We're happy we're back.

This is my dream come true, Sady. Thank you. Well, it's my dream come true. And you know,

I think you and Bob got for the only two people I've had on the show twice. And you know,

I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, the bottom shelf Bob golf and he's the top shelf

Bob golf. No, you're just a girl version. That's right. That's right. That's right. It's awesome.

Well, I miss you. I miss seeing you in Nashville, our frothy monkey hangs, which I don't even know

if that is a thing anymore because on the porch, you can be on the porch there. Oh, well,

that's good. Yes. Do you like how the sun is coming in right now? By the way, the sun is setting

in Nashville. That's the one thing you don't miss in West Monroe is the sun does not set it

three o'clock or whatever in the winter. No, that's very early. That's bad. Yeah. So I was thinking

about this because I was just saying I haven't taught you in forever and how you were the first

person that I really saw on social media talking about COVID and how you had the pants cal.

I was just wondering, do you still have a pants cal? Yeah. I mean, so what happened is I got

quarantined the first week of March. So like literally my friend who got COVID was one of the first

10 people in our city to get it. And so at that point, the health department jokes on them literally

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