So I was late coming in this morning. I was having all sorts of stomach problems, but outside

of that, I was just taking care of Riggins again this morning, man. So let me give you guys

an update. And this is not, this is not fun. So I have an English bulldog. And if you've

been listening to the show, he's eight. I thought he was older than that for some reason.

He's like one of those dogs that's been old since he was young. He is also. I mean,

bulldogs are kind of like that, but he takes it to a totally different level. So when

he was a puppy, he was 12. So over the course of the last couple of months, he hasn't been

eating and has been slapping an uncontrollable amount. Even more so than bulldogs do. As

I was telling these guys, I mean, it's to a point where he's kind of like choking on

his saliva all the time and he's leaving a trail of saliva all around the house and

stuff. So to make a much longer story short, going through vet to vet, they haven't been

able to figure it out. So over the weekend, I got him back from UGA. I took him up to

their veterinary hospital and they did a couple of procedures on him on his throat and

on his esophagus. And they thought that might do it. They said that in a couple of weeks

if the slaubring doesn't stop, then at that point, there's really not a lot that they

can do. They did cut some cysts out of his esophagus. So they found some cysts. They did

find some cysts. His soft palate was crazy long. So they did do some surgery on that

also. And they showed me an x-ray of when he's trying to digest hard food, it just comes

right back out of his stomach. So now he's on an all liquid diet. So it's like he's drinking

his food. And they want me to put four pounds on him. He looks really bad. You guys,

I saw the picture you shared recently and like blessed because I remember back when

he was like chunky and you had to put him on a diet. And he does. He just he looks like

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