This is beyond a reasonable doubt with your hosts, Mark Geregous and Gary Smith.

I have a question, GPS.

Hit me.

For those who don't know, we're pre-recording this on a Saturday, and we're doing it because you have your family asking for an early dinner.

Correct.

Now that's generally, generally that would be someone of my ilk for the early bird special.

When I was told what, when I was told what time my family wanted to go, I did ask if we were in our 80s. Well, thanks a lot.

You're going to age me. Come on a decade or two. No, I'm just, I'm just telling you what my joke was.

That has nothing to do with you specifically. But I agree with you. I made that exact joke.

But, you know, I have a young son, very young. So, you know, to go to go out to dinner is a bit of a,

you know, a little bit of an undertaking. And that gives us a chance to still get in all of the

normal routine afterwards and get him to bed at a reasonable hour. So yeah, are you, are you a sleep

Nazi in terms of your son? No, no, but, um, you know, one of those because I, I mean, I have up close and personal,

I, I am connected to people who are sleep Nazis. Sure. Yeah, no, we're definitely not that,

but I will say that the real Nazi here is the school system that gave him the whole week off

for Thanksgiving,

including the Friday the prior week. So he has like 10 straight days off of school and we're on

day eight or so of that. And getting him to sleep at a reasonable hour is good for the adult's

mental health, I would say. Okay, then maybe you can answer a question. I don't think I've ever done this to you before.

I normally will say, I ask for some video component or piece or a segment, but now I want to know,

is the early bird special? I always thought the early bird gets the worm would be for the morning. But an early bird special. I always thought the early bird gets the worm would be for the morning. But an early

bird special has somehow become equated with old birds or old folks and the late afternoon

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