The Oh, Hello internet. I'm your husband host to Travis McElroy. And I'm your wife

host Teresa McElroy and you're listening to Schmanners. It's extraordinary etiquette for ordinary

occasions hello my dove. Hello dear. How are you? Why do you always ask me that first?

How are you? I want to know. How are you, sir? I tell you what's

well I'm old and I can't remember the last time I spring out of bed. I believe that I've given myself neck mean.

I can remember the last time he spring out of bed. When our child screamed, the screams of all screams at 4 a.m.

And then I went and I said, what's wrong she said?

Nothing.

Yeah, that's the last time you're spraying out of bed.

But I meant spring out of bed, like enjoy, and not scream out of bed like,

a banche, a ghost, oh no.

Oh, you mean like where, where like the birds are singing yeah do do do do and you throw your

covers off and take a deep breath and go ah good morning yeah no

instead I'm at a point now in my life where I look down at my steam deck for, I guess, a second

too long the day before and I wake up with neck pain.

Oh, no. So I'm doing

doing great. Well, it could be like me, bruised my tailbone.

You bruised your tailbone and I've bruised my old soul.

The question that I get when I tell people that I bruise my

tailbone is how. The answer is sitting on the floor for too long. Yeah.

playing with my children. Ah man, being old is so cool.

All the experience and the memories is great.

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