Hey guys, Bobby here in a kitchen again in California. So if it sounds like I'm not in

the studio, well, you are correct. Because right now I'm sitting in a kitchen in an Airbnb

as we're shooting, you know, my national geographic show that will be out in hopefully early

next year, early to mid next year. I'm staring at some bananas. I don't even have bananas

I got there. We didn't order bananas. Oh, Mike bought bananas today sitting to my right

in the kitchen is Mike D where this is a minor league version of us living together in California

because we're only doing close to two weeks here now. At one time we lived together in

California for almost four months whenever I was doing dancing. So for us, it's just a

down memory lane, right Mike? Like a dorm room. There's a big dorm room though. And we

have we have four people staying here now. But I wanted to come on and say thanks and

I wanted to share an episode of a podcast I think you may like. It's called too much to

say with Kaylee Shore. She's such a good artist. She is a singer songwriter here in Nashville.

Very unique sound. A message in her music that transfers over so well into her podcasts

and great on Twitter at Kaylee Shore K-A-L-I-E-S-H-O-R. Very real. She says it like she feels

like it is. I never end the people going, well, I say it like it is. Now you say it how

you think it. Now that's cool. Well, she doesn't say this. I'm going to rent a tangent

rant that's when people go, I like that guy. It says it how it is. He says it how he feels.

He says it how he feels. It is a difference. Don't really believe there's a like it is.

I think everybody, everybody's truth is basically perspective. Anyway, I digress. I wanted to

share this episode. She did about relationships and what it's like to break up with someone

that you've been living with. She shares their own experience from a breakup to where she

had to figure out how to split all their stuff and also my nose feel stopped. I just got

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