I'm

M.

I'm

Bhopal

I'm

The Well, greetings and welcome to the dividing line. I'll have to find the remote here. There it is. Turn on the TV and see if we can see something here. I've been busy preparing and other people haven't been busy preparing at the same time. And that's what happens when the two mix, I guess. Anyway, it's on and it's working. Chris Honhold sent me a tie. I should acknowledge this. I have not seen a tie like this before.

But I do have a kitty that looks like that. This is a little bit more short hair than mine. Mine's a fluffy. He's got a really fluffy tail. That's why he's named Fox. My wife named him Fox. But we can iron that out. And the only question is,

who do we inflict it on first? You know, do I do it while traveling? And, you know, at a church,

I'll probably never be back at again, you know, so it really won't have a lot of damage, you know?

I don't know.

But now I need to get him a buddy the elf type.

Because remember, Chris, Chris is a big elf fan.

You know, that's his thing.

You know, every Christmas, you know, just can't get him to stop talking about it.

Anyway, um, here we are.

What's the, oh, it's only, it's only 102 in Phoenix right now.

On March 19th.

Um, I'm sort of of the attitude. let's get it out of the way now, and maybe it'll be cooler in August,

but I realize that's probably a major level of self-deception.

But, you know, when it's 170 degrees in your car when you get in and you can't touch anything metal without burning your fingers, self-deception is okay.

It's all right to be self-deceive at that point because it's that or heat insanity.

So you just go with what you got.

...