Hey, folks, Scott Weingard here, and this is the one-to-one nursing podcast. This is a podcast on

resuscitative nursing and critical care nursing. I will shortly be joined by my co-host, Candice King,

and let's roll right into the episode. All right, Candice, welcome back to one-to-one nursing,

our resus nursing podcast. How are you? I'm lovely. How are you? I am

wonderful, though I can't wait for the summer to end. It'll can't come too soon when fall comes around.

I'll be a very happy man. Is that because you're allergic to the sun? I don't like the sun. I don't like the

heat. I don't like the humidity especially. And I'm a winter

boy. So we will just hibernate until that is the reverse bear is what I am.

I think you could spend a little bit of time in that beautiful backyard of yours. That's the purpose of

having that. I don't know how much people actually care about this. In New York, Eastern Long Island, where we both are, the mosquitoes ruin everything. They just

ruin everything. Yeah, yeah. They do. They do. But still, you could at least go out there in the

evening time when you won't melt like a vampire from the sun. As as you imagine when it's nighttime and no one is around

and the stars and moon are out. That is when I am outside on my deck. No surprise here to hear you say

that. Meanwhile, I go outside and attempt to burn this skin of mine and I come back in just as pale as I

did outside. Oh my. But enough about us. Let us get to the topics at hand.

So we are doing our first follow-up and question and answer show. And the people who care,

and there are a lot of them out there about Candace's well-being in terms of for knowledge about the show,

we'll be happy to know that for Q&A shows, I do send her everything we're talking

about ahead of time. I would not stick her into this cold. So she does know what we're speaking

about. Yeah, I do. You sent it to me last night. He gives me really guys a lot of preview time,

probably because of my type A personality, and he knows I'd obsess over it. He'll give me

10 hours worth of prep time. Yeah, more than enough. All right, let's do follow-up first.

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