Sean. Hey, you're feeling kind of sleepy. I am. You're feeling a little bit

rassy. Oh, I am. And you're listening to my voice. Oh, wow, this is crazy. And when I say

three, two, one, you're under my control, Sean. Okay, I don't believe this would work,

but let's try it. I hate toness sandwiches. Say, I hate toness sandwiches. I hate toness sandwiches.

I didn't say three to one. Did I not say three to one? God, I make it terrible.

Welcome to Smart List. Smart.

Well, you just recently moved out of your house. Yeah, I did. Yeah, so listeners, so we'll

move out of his house, but he still has a recording booth there in the house because he does make a

grip on voice over work. And so he's asked this new owner if he can come in and use his audio

studio. That is hilarious. Wait, so it's different families living there right now, but you're

in there with that. Yeah, I just met the new owners as I came up and they let me and they

agreed to for the next week, let me continue to use the what I call my booth. It's technically

their booth. You're joking right? But you're watching people living in your kitchen as of last

week. Was your kitchen your living room everything? I just met them in what is now their kitchen.

I don't know. How do you deal with that? Well, luckily, I'm very cut off emotionally.

So I don't, you know, I don't let that, but it was very strange like they open the door. Come on in

into a house. I built this house. As you know, well, a crane, a crane did a container crane did.

Oh, yeah. Don't get Kim will started on me building this. You know, Sean, his house is one of those

kind of new fancy modern. We're just going to stack a bunch of glass boxes on each other.

Yeah, no, I saw it's like a Costco pre-fed. I went shopping in there. Yeah, it's a beautiful

house. It was on the cover of dwell mags. I don't need to sell it anymore. I already sold it.

Yeah, you did. Any other, any of your personal things still there that they're rummaging through?

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