Get it the virtue. I'm warning you guys now here it is on Friday that I'm going to be

exhausted when I walk in here on Monday morning. I already know it and I'll tell you why

here in just a second. Chris and I have a hunch and I want to use this statistic in a second

to prove a point. So explain again what happened to your knee and the fall you took a couple

of days ago and how that happened. At 3 a.m. my 18 month old woke me up with the, is

you have the monitor in the room of course and he was crying and it's because he got separated

from horsey and horsey is loving and horsey was on other one of the crib. He's on the

other and Mike he's never going to find him. So I will just sneak in there real quick.

But horsey next to him and all we find done it before do it again. So I got out of the

bed and navigated one dog and navigated another dog. It's pitch black. No flashlight on my

phone. No night lights. I'm walking down the hallway and was unaware that boon are

Bernie's mountain dog whose cope is primarily black. So there's no seeing him when he's

laying on the ground. Sleeps outside Jimmy's door which is very, very sweet. I my foot caught

him and I went flying down our hardwood hallway and like literally like my left knee is what

hit first. So my left knee hit the left side of my body. So I didn't scream. I was very

proud of myself that it's green because it's literally right outside the nursery and

I'm laying there just like falls when you're old or bad. I think I finally broke up

then. So my husband's like on a couple years away from that. I didn't have my life alert

on my husband runs out and he's like what happened? And then he's like are you okay?

And I'm like, no, no. And thank thank you. I just have a really nasty bruise on my knee.

And I somehow hobbled away somewhat unscathed and did not break anything.

All right. I have a hunch. I have a hunch. But I got a question. Does boon usually sleep

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