Five, six, seven, eight. Paladinos. I don't know why it feels like we're saying Antoniolios. I say that. What a deep cut. Two very, very different entities. Antoniolios. Let's talk about the Paladinos. Okay, here we go. Hi, everybody. Welcome back to Gilmore to Say with Tara. I'm Haley. I'm Tara. This is Haley. Hi, Haley. Hi, everybody, welcome back to Gilmore to Say with Tara.

I'm Haley. I'm Tara. This is Haley. Hi, Haley. Hi, Tara. We both showed up on Red today. I know. We popped on Riverside and we were like, oh, good morning. It's Red Day. It's Red Day. It's Red Day. It's red morning because we are doing a morning record, which is very abnormal for us. we usually record at 1 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.

So on a Tuesday or Thursday at 1 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. So on a Tuesday or Thursday

at 1 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, you think of us. You think of us. When you think 1 p.m., I hope you

think of me. Among other things, yes. Among other things famously. But, oh, Tara and I, when we were together in Ann Arbor, we were like, if we had another podcast, it would be called famously. It would be called famously. Famously. We say it all the time now. Famously. Famously. Famously. Actually, that would be really fun, the famously podcast. That would be fine. Stay tuned. Stay tuned for that. But we normally don't do it because the people near me, they get their landscaping done on Thursdays at 9.30 a.m.

Well, actually, we usually don't do it because we're, we like to be, like, wide awake.

I love to be awake. One of the reasons we try to avoid it, of course, and forgot about this

morning when we hopped on is that the landscapers come. And they're just doing their job,

but man, are they loud? We love them. We love them. But for some reason, their career,

their profession, the loudest one. Loud. Yeah. Loud. Loud. But still love them.

Shout out to the landscapers.

Truly, honestly, it's a lot of hard work.

I watch those videos on TikTok and Instagram of like the guy that goes around in most people's lawns for free, but he like works off of the contributions that people and maybe like the views

that people give him on TikTok and excuse me on

Instagram. He goes and does it for free for people who can't necessarily afford landscaping

and their lawns are overgrown. And man, is it satisfying to watch? Because you're watching him

essentially like clean up these these overgrown yards. And it's really sweet when he tells the people who live there that

they're getting it done for free. I've never been on that side of TikTok. It's a beautiful side of

TikTok. What is it? Charity landscaping? I love that. It's really nice. Or like really community

service is really what it is. I don't even call it charity. No, it's community service.

And I love that he, he like relies on community to bring that to.

See, that's what's what we need.

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