Welcome back to Ty, that guy.

My name is West Chatham.

And with me, as always, is my okay friend and regular golf caddy.

Ty Frank.

Are you doing today, Ty?

I'm doing great, Wes.

But I got to say, um, okay friend.

Well, you don't sound very good.

You sound a little sick and I don't want to get, I don't want to catch anything.

But that, I mean, but you don't have to downgrade our friendship.

It's usually good friend.

Is that what happens when people around you get sick?

You just abandon them.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I don't want to be friends with anybody who dies.

So like the sicker you get, the less we're going to be friends.

Oh, okay. That's, that's why none of my friends have ever died. It's because as they were

dying, I just stopped being friends. Or what happens when they get sick and then they recover?

Is it awkward? Then our friendship can, our friendship can rebound that. But is it a rebound? Like,

if somebody gets really fucking sick, it might not come back and they're in the hospital and you're nowhere to be found and then miraculously they come through and make it and you've been disappeared for six months while they're battling this disease. When you come back, do they accept you in the relationship? I don't know. That's never happened. I'm excited to try it, though. I'm excited to experiment.

Okay.

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