25 still alive. That's right. It's us again. Hey, it's us again. Hey, hey, hey, hey, it's us again. Hey, hey, hey, hey, it's us again. Hey, hey, Paul, hey, Paul. Let's have a ball.

Yeah, yeah, let's have a ball. But we, you know, we missed out. We should have named the podcast.

Hey, Paul, hey, Paul. Let's have a ball. Why should we? Because it would have been more fun than stay of homekins because staying at home was staying at the drag.

There were some fun times, though. Yes. Remember when I got so fat.

Oh, that's fun. It was really fun to watch me eat all day long. What do you think I, what about all the crying I did?

Oh, honey. Did you like that? You cry anyway. That's kind of true guys.

It's good though. Let your emotions out. Is it good? Yeah. You mean having absolutely no control?

That's not true. That's not true.

I have some control over them. I cry either in my car or at home about your car.

Yeah, I'm very emotional, but I do try, although I have been called out on it in bad situations.

Well, that's the kind of thing people like to do. They manipulate you because you're being honest.

I sometimes I feel like sensitive people. I'm so emotional, baby.

Do you know that song don't cry out loud? Don't cry out loud.

Just keep it inside. Is it about toxic masculinity?

Well, I don't think so, but I don't know. It could be because I don't know if it's saying if the song is actually giving you that advice,

don't do that, or if they're saying, this is what I do. This is what I was told.

This is how I repress my emotions and become very angry and resentful.

Learn how to hide your feelings. Who was it that sang that?

It was like, I want to, it's not Helen Reddy, but it feels like a Helen Reddy.

Was it a Melissa Men Chester perhaps? Maybe.

We got to look it up because people are going to be screaming at this podcast.

As podcast listener, I understand.

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