Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. This is very loud. Good morning. Oh, mom's starting a podcast while she's chewing nuts. Sorry.

My next question will be, who's nuts? No, I don't do a D's nuts to my mother. Why is she exempt?

I do not. Stop. Stop. Stop. We haven't started. Name. Hi, I'm Kelly. Hi, I'm Jack. Good morning. I'm Sharon.

I'm the boss Aussie. All right. We're all here. All four of us. Um, mama, you good? You got the nuts out of your mouth? Yeah, I'm ready. Okay. Okay. Okay. Who's the fucked up one now?

Like, don't we gonna do something? We're gonna be like two kids in a background again. Hey, listen, don't get me started on D's nuts with you.

Come on. Crazy. Hey, but that's how it goes. I need to go to a happier place. I feel romantic. Just go to bed, darling. All right. Change the subject. How is everyone doing?

I'm all right. I'm fine. What's you want to you want to fill everyone in? What's going on tomorrow? Well, tomorrow, I have my final surgery on my neck, which is going to be the final

because I can't do it anymore. I mean, but it regardless to the way it ends up after tomorrow, it's it's I'm not, I'm not going to anymore. I can't.

How are you, how are you feeling about the surgery? I thought I had that much surgery in the last few hours. It's just not going on a fucking haircut now. You know, just a spine cut. Yeah.

But it's, it sounds more, I'm in my son. I didn't probably the worst one, but I have improved somewhere. I think. I just sent you my my feet feel like they've got bricks tiny when I'm walking. I took my walks upstairs today and downstairs for the first time in a while.

And my feet feel like they've got diving boots on when I'm walking. Is that normal for this kind of spinal? I think it's the nerves, the nerves that when I didn't my spine down to my feet.

It's stuck at all fucked up. I said, no, no, no, no, no, I was thinking maybe I just need to get off my ass and walk around the block of years on. Yeah. I mean, it can't hurt. The perhaps are way to ambush me everywhere.

And there's always, there's always some precarious. We don't take a photo where I'm like, oh, my, my mouths are broken or I'm bent over and it's like, Aussie's on his last legs. I'm far from being on my last legs.

That's good. Yeah, that's what we hope are. I think that's so.

Agist and insulting and rude and it's like the truth behind Sharon's, you know, I mean, fuck off.

Why are you bringing her hand?

Sharon has cursed off cosmetic surgery forever.

Lies.

You're on like a, I thought you had like a two or three year like tune up.

Yeah.

It's like a car every 5,000 miles mom goes in for a tune up.

That's right. Everybody needs it.

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