Well, uh, say five nice things about me. Um, quick call. Handsome, yeah, tan voice, funny,

funny, charming, charming, uh, selfless. What else? Um, uh, that's it. I think we went

over five, but we couldn't get to 10. Well, no, you didn't. It felt like you were going

to keep going. I feel like I cut you off. I don't think I could possibly get to 10. Oh,

an incredible boxer. Welcome to this world.

Um, you know, the one thing I will miss about New York is the prepared meals at the grocery store.

Because I just, just right before this, I just finished having sushi with a, uh, you know,

the spicy tuna hamburger. And then, but, but I always go there and I get like the spaghetti.

Like, don't you guys love that? Like, you know, we have those out here on the west coast.

No, but, but not to walk to, um, you know, you just walk in. You get like a spaghetti and meatballs

and you just walk up your house. The spaghetti meatballs is not sushi. I mean, I'm going to check it out

right now, but you check that out. Well, while I explain to Sean that if you live near a place that

sells pre-packaged food, you can walk to get it. Could you, Sean, you could walk to large

want. Yeah. I'm not divulging. It's kind of far, kind of far. Well, I mean, for a guy who doesn't

like walking up a flood of stairs, yes. Yes. No, that's not true. He does walk. I will say this

about Sean. I like the times when I call him. He's walking. He doesn't love to walk. He does.

He doesn't. By the way, Amanda says she saw you and all of Sandra knocking down the big hill over

here on the other day. That's so adorable. Yeah. We'll like a good walk. From the afternoon,

I can just see you sort of pushing your laptop aside and saying, reach for the intercom there

in the mansion and you say, huh, what room you in? Are you up for a walk? And then you guys,

you put your angle weights on. You zip into your bag, right? You're your sweat bag. I get my,

put my sweat bag on and I put my body weights on and I start climbing that hill. And you know,

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