Good morning. Good morning, everybody. Happy Tuesday, December the 27th. How are you doing?

How's your tummy doing after all that alcohol and cheese? All those goodies. Well, that candy.

How are the presents? Did Santa come to your house? Did you get what you wanted?

Dave, did you get what you wanted for Christmas?

Almost. I was hoping to be home quiet. Wanted some piece of freaking quiet, not quite.

What? Did that gift for something Santa couldn't give, man?

Oh, man. I feel a little bit exhausted, honestly. Yeah, it was a good weekend. It was a great weekend,

but driving, you know, the worst part now that we're parents, you got to drive with a baby,

and then you have to every place you go, you have to have everything to be prepared to make sure

she needs to take a nap and eat and so there's that and then you got the presents and then,

you know, it's just a lot, man. Oh, dude, Friday. So we went, had a three-hour drive north on

Friday and I ain't even mind. I like, I was like, we might die because the weather was so bad.

It was that type of weather. It was like, nag 20, probably windshield, and as you drive 40, yeah.

I mean, white out conditions in some parts. And the only thing I kept me going is the street signs,

like the light to the car would light up the sign. Really? Like, all right, just follow that.

And dude, it was really bad. And I'm like, I was like, hey, like, if we crash, if we go down

and the car doesn't start back up, usually I like a couple candles because they say it's a really

good thing, but I'm like, we could die. And my wife is like, then we'll turn around and go home.

And I'm like, I'm not saying that. Like, I don't want to go. I'm just saying, this is the weather

you hear of. Like, this is where you got to prep. Yeah. This is what this is what preppers live for.

Oh, dude. So yeah, it was, I mean, over all those pretty good weekend, we finally got there.

Dude, still the tundra. So cold, man. Like, my car started acting up, freaking dashboard was

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