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Slack.com slash DHQ. Okay, I am back. I appreciate, first of all, I just want to say all of your

concerned emails and tweets over the last week and a half. I appreciate all that. When

I first signed back online, I got, you know, check Twitter and the email and all these messages

from people asking me if I'm okay, if I'm still alive, what happened to me, and I am okay,

I'm alive. Although, if I wasn't alive, I'm not sure that sending an email, I wouldn't

be able to respond to the email to tell you, so I'm not sure logistically it doesn't

make a lot of sense. But I was just on vacation, is all. And now I'm back. And that's the

whole story. Well, although I should stipulate, I call it a vacation, but I should say that

this quote-a-quote vacation involved about 1,500 miles of driving over a week and a half.

And which wouldn't be so bad. In fact, it would be enjoyable for me. I like driving. If

not for the fact that we have two six-year-olds and two and a half-year-old who are also in

the car. And I will say that it went about as well as you could possibly expect when you

lock three young kids in a suburban for 35 cumulative hours and in your drive, hey, they're

in your own with them. It went about as well as it possibly could, which is just another

way of saying that it was really miserable. In fact, at the very last leg of our drive

yesterday, the last leg of our last drive, we were almost done. And we were about an hour

away from the house. And it was around dinner time. We wouldn't have any food at the house

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