Hey, what's up, friends.

Welcome into the show.

It's Jake Burns.

Andrew Spade. Hi, Jake. Andrew, what's up, dude? Welcome into the show. It's Jake Burns. Andrew Spade.

Hi, Jake. Andrew, what's up, dude? How are you? I'm great. Did you get any eclipse action down there today?

No, zero eclipse action, very cloudy, could not. The sun peaked out briefly at the around the time that it was the most obscure that it was here,

which was, I think, 90 some percent.

So, but not like what the good folks in Ohio experience, no doubt, a very different experience.

So regretting, not making my way up there.

You said yesterday on our podcast to get together that it was because I was kind of underestimating it calling it.

I mean, it sounds cool.

Don't know how cool it really is.

And the moment at which everything goes pretty dark, that was really cool.

It's like you're wearing sunglasses without wearing them.

Then it got so dark because here where we are, I think we were at like 99.5%. There was the smallest sliver of the sun still out, but it was pretty dark. And it was street lights were on. Neighbors like, you know, timing lights are on or the, whatever, the sunlight detection ones.

It was really a surreal thing.

And I'm actually pretty happy we stuck around our house because it did get a little

crazy out around Columbus.

So it was still good enough, though.

Up there where my parents are and Mary and I said this yesterday, they got a full, like,

the total, total experience. and they took some cool pictures we took some cool picture but listen you know what's what's

what's what's it's a couple years so we'll be back ander you you you we can go do this thing again

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