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Jack, it literally blows so hard here. I mean, the wind. The wind blows really hard here in Ohio.

Ohio really blows. Blows hard. Blows wind hard. Oh, my gosh. Well, it is the spring. Do you, are you

getting used to the Midwest Springs again? Yes, I love the Midwest Spring.

I would wager, though, and you'll have to tell me when you come visit, I think where I'm living is windier than the windy city.

Really? That's saying quite a lot there.

I know. Like, if the windy city is any windier than where I live, I don't know how you manage it.

Well, don't float away, Danielle. Don't get floated away in the wind.

It's a blustery day as poo by ourselves. That was weird. Sorry, guys.

Oh, Christ.

Welcome back to your favorite weekly break of nursing humor and gal pals.

I hope this is a podcast where people can just turn it on. And sometimes I know we have really

in depth and important and interesting conversations about medicine and science. But sometimes I

hope people can just turn it on and be like, oh, I'm just hanging out with D& Jack today,

driving to work or doing my dishes or going for a hot girl walk. I love a hot girl walk.

Have you been going on a lot of them or has it been too rainy and cold? Well, it's been really,

really rainy. For the most part, it's just been a lot of rain. But I've been trying to do that

for work because now I'm back to work and yes, the clinic is open. I feel my god, Jack,

it feels so good. I'm so happy. I have missed putting hands on patients so much. But yes, I

now I'm like back on a schedule. Like I'm like nine to seven at work, 10 or days. And I really have to

focus on when I eat, when I can work out. So like what I'm just trying to do is get up early

enough, which you know is hard for me. know, I struggle with like the schedule and time

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