I am unashamed. What about you?

Dax ready. He's yawning already. We didn't even talk.

What time did you get up this morning?

Jay's, at least he didn't do it right in the middle of one of your thrilling points.

He did it. I don't do that. I know. I said know. I looked over at you and was wondering. I just ignored it. Oh, sir. I'm only going to, if I do, if, if Jason's talking and I need to yawn, it is a, it is a nostril flare in the nose, out the nose, unless you're paying close attention, you don't know what I'm doing it. I'm just glad that it's not, I guess because you're not in the room, they say that yawning is catchy, you know, if someone yons, you're in the room with you, you'll yawn. But I guess it doesn't work on camera because Zach will be yawning, but it doesn't make me want to yawn. No, it just makes me sad. When did you get up this morning, Zach? I want to know when you got up. 6 a.m. That's two hours after me. Well, that's fine. So welcome to Nita Shane, by the way. Let me tell you what I didn't do, though, Jace. I didn't take a two or three hour nap yesterday afternoon. You probably did.

Did you take a nap yesterday?

I did.

And your way off.

I slept for four hours.

Okay.

There you go.

That's what we're missing.

There's no naps over here.

Yeah.

So what y'all don't know.

So Jay's just rolled in from the duck blind.

And what y'all don't know is weays just rolled in from the from the duck blind and um what what y'all don't know is we

had just repositioned the whole set here because i did a uh uh hit today on uh varnie's show oh i got

asked to be on and i said i couldn't do it i know well they turned to me jays your backup. And so here's what's funny about it. So Zach, so Zach sends me, you know, we were talking on the podcast, a few podcasts ago about, I don't remember the exact discussion, but Seattle came up in the discussion, and I had a little ran on there about, because I had been to Seattle several years in a row, and it's just, you know, how bad things were going there from my perspective. So you're qualified. You know Seattle because you've been there once. I've been there five years in a row, Jay, more than just once. But anyway, I just said this whole thing becomes untenable because these people have this, like, cloak compassion for the people that are there and they think

well the best thing to do is just let them do drugs on the city streets and just let them be

homeless and like that's a good thing and we were talking about it I was like that's not order

and how we were made by God we're made by God to pursue our dream we knew I did that bit on the

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