You're joking, right?

Well, I'm trying to be hopeful.

I'm trying to be optimistic about that.

Well, I guess you're too young to be a little pessimistic like me.

The fucking things I see at there, people are stupid.

End of an era.

Why?

Let's move that day. I feel like, you know. Does it look like moving out? When I walked in here, it felt almost like I, you know, like in college or whenever I had to move out, you would like come and help me move out. It almost felt like I was not the parent coming to be like, okay, let me help you move out. Yeah, but, but none of my kids did come and help me move out. I'm here right now. We're doing a pod. Yeah, but I helped you with the door and the batteries. I've helped more than not. I'll help you bring stuff down. I know you will. So we're in Miami at Dad's Miami apartment. You're not said so not set so far back. You're right. We're all sit back. Just, I want us to be in line with each other. Okay. Sorry, one minute. That's Miami apartment that they rented out. First time in like five years. Five? No. Now, how long we had to play? It was a year into COVID. Four? Wow. That's crazy. Oh, that crazy? For the realtor. What's her name? I'm not saying. No, I say it because banks all the time. Bank stands in front of every fucking, hi baby. Bank stands in every Ellen.

Ellen.

He stands in every, every doorway.

Every doorway.

That realtor was really, it was the old.

She was nice but brutal.

She was the only person that actually really triggered me where I was like, I can't be

around you because I'm afraid of how I'm going to act because you bother me so much that like I might say something. Well, I was with her. Isn't it weird? Yeah, very weird. She was nice, but it led us to this place. And I love this place. Here's the thing. So I rented out to a unit because, you know, mom and I were thinking, um, let's just toy with the idea, right? And we got good money. It's stupid not to not. Yeah, why not? And it's not like, well, here's the reason why I say why not, even though it's too late now. One is, you know me, my place is meticulous. And it's stressed to me. I finally got like it's like everything and it's going to be but what it's a single woman

how much damage could someone really do honestly you're like especially the minute a person

moves out you have a clean cleaners come in and then it's like what and by the way perfect

tenant middle age single woman no pets, no one else.

Perfect.

Oh, okay. What? Should, no, because that was a big thing. Well, I wanted to talk about this episode about like all the childless cat lady stuff that people are talking about. But that kind of deals with it. But we'll go into that later. Okay, so I think it's a good tenant. Two is I do like my routine where I love seeing you guys and I like it like it in my coffee. Like I like my routine. But on the other hand, we drop a lot of money on food every weekend we come down. It's thousands of dollars. And it's not like you can't come down to Miami still. We can. Every time, even if you want to stay over, you got a hotel room. Yeah, but it's cheaper than what you paid a month here. Yes.

I think it's the right move. I'm happy. Well, it's fine. And yeah. Yeah. Well, so this will be the last, this backdrop has been a backdrop for like maybe an eighth of the episodes and now it'll be gone. It's all good. It this is okay very boring backdrop but most people all right so what do you want to talk about Ronnie you said um

well we can get into that but um because that was like a whole thing that I want to talk about but can we

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