I am on a change. What about you?

That's all I'll just lead daddy. Well, Phil is going to talk about

the coffee and I'm going to ask him that.

So we've got some good coffee here to get us going. We're still in our in our

makeshift. This is our last couple of podcasts, hopefully Lord Will and another

Hurricane doesn't show up. This is our last makeshift, Deb Farr. And you think about

the land. My lake Trissey had never gone off for more than an hour in 13 years, living up here in

town. Right. And then it goes off for five days. So everybody's like, well, why don't you have a

generator? I was like, well, for 13 years, I didn't need one. Right. And I'm not sure they

hold up that much. Well, then Missy said, let's go buy a generator. Of course, getting fine one

at that point. Because everybody's just about to have just bought one. And I was like, what are

they odds that it's just going to happen again. And then what was it a month later? Yeah,

doesn't give down for three days. So then I call the energy company because I was like,

because right across the street, they got power. I said, what's it cost to get hooked up on that

land? You know what he said? You need to go buy it. Generator. He said what dad said. I said,

well, just give me the number and let me deal with it. He said, I'd go buy a generator.

I was like, yeah, but just just for fun. Just so I caught Missy and told that she's like, I want

that number. I like, babe, what do you mean, babe? It's a big one. I'm sure. So so there was

interesting I told you, we talked about previous podcasts that we we bought two generators.

I mean, we were waiting for a truck that didn't make me feel big. And then neither one of them

lasted a day. So I load them back up on the truck. Lisa goes out there because I told you she was

going to get the money back. And I was wrong. She didn't get the money back. She comes back with two

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