How are you doing? I'm pretty good. I'm clean. Oh, so that's good. Yeah, I'm glad you, you know, from the hot second that I saw you before we have to turn our

cameras off because the lag will eat us alive. You had your hair up in the little twist and you looked very post shower fresh.

It's good, you know, I'm enjoying it because my alternative really was just going to be

sitting here swampy for like two hours after a run and I've really I was I was

like I accepted it and I was like all right well that just is what it is but I

wasn't happy about it.

You know, I'm going to confess something here to you. If I am put in that situation where I don't

have time, like if I get sweaty sweaty if I'm out gardening or whatever and then coming in here to record if I'm putting that situation where I just cannot get a shower

I think most people would record the episode or do whatever they had to do and then go get a shower.

I, if given one inconvenience, will probably just stay like that all day.

I will often, depending, like it doesn't really bother me too much I don't like being damp that's the issue that's the poor problem

like my hair was damp that's gross that. That's yeah, that's sick. That used to make me really

it's sick. They used to make me crazy when I would go to y'all's place and we'd go

swimming and then my hair would just be damp for the rest of the time and then like

the whole trip yeah yeah and then my scalp would just be soggy I don't know how to put it soggy soggy sogger Do you know have a question for you?

Tell me your question.

So when I was on my run I was listening I listened to

podcast when I run because I don't want to like sink up to a tempo so I'm listening to

pie and I was like you know what I want to go back to when times were happier so I listened to us today and

I just like strolled blindly I got to our page and just like did one big

finger scroll and I was like wherever I land is wherever I land and it was the

Eunice Cole episode and I have a question for you because I don't remember. We reference it and of course it's something that we were like, oh, we're going to do this all the time moving forward and then we immediately forget about it.

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