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batch loaf. I feel like you're somebody's Sam making coconut meals. Um,

it is very early. I am barely caffeinated. Yeah, I am in Moab, Utah.

And we are heading to Denver shortly.

And from Denver, we are going home.

Um, it's a little complicated about how that part will happen. I'll talk about that later. Um, it's been

um, for the most part, a great trip. We often do this to ourselves where we bite off more than we can chew in terms of driving.

But it one of the reasons why we keep doing it is there's this weird thing. And if you were a,

if you're someone who likes going on road trips, um, you know what I'm talking about.

The long periods of grinding, um, on open roads, the tedium, you forget almost instantaneously.

And you just remember the moments and, um,

and that makes you more inclined to want to do it again. If you're that kind of person, there's some people who just really hate long drive stuff.

Um, you know, and maybe if we had more than one kid and they were constantly fighting in the back and saying stop touching me, stop touching me,

we would have a different view about these things. But, um,

uh, we generally genuinely like this stuff. And so if you've never done it, I've been on some amazing drives, um, in my life, you know, we drove from Fairbanks, Alaska to DC once we, um,

have driven cross country at least, I don't know, maybe two dozen times, at least more than a dozen.

Um, and, uh,

but this drive that we took from,

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