Hello. Hi, John. Hi, Merlin. How's it going? Well, you know, we had a, we had a little

plan, you and I, and then it just the time got away from me. What happened? Well, I mean,

you know, we were supposed to meet up at 11.30 and it's already 11.38. Oh, it's 11.39,

it happens. It happens. Sometimes you got to push and then you got to push inside the push.

Yeah, I have pushing the bush bush, you know what I'm saying? I had, I had chocolate cake for

breakfast. Really? Yeah, so it's going to be like birthday cake leftovers. Still, you still have

left. That was like Thursday. Here's the hack. Uh-huh. By the way, happy birthday again. Yeah,

thank you. Pass it on. Our kids have always been three years apart. That seems crazy to me.

It's nuts, right? Three years. It seems like, it seems like longer because your little girl was

already a teenager when my daughter was born. Yeah, it feels like it. Yeah. She was a sophisticated

young lady. Oh my god. She's, she's, she's a very sophisticated individual. Um, you had,

you had chocolate cake behind you. You had chocolate cake on, by my calculations,

sometime mid to late last week. There's still, there's a hack, you say. It's just for

ensuring, ensuring daddy's slice. Yeah. I'm listening. Dad's slice. And that is this.

My daughter has always had what I would consider the worst taste in cakes.

When she was little, she insisted every birthday she wanted a strawberry cake.

Uh-huh. And we tried everything we could. We were like strawberry, strawberry shortcake,

strawberry cheesecake. Nope. She wanted a strawberry flavored cake. She, she thinks. She thinks.

Thank you. I always like to say about this. I was like, sweetie, sweetie. You know, she's

four and you can't tell her anything. And I'm like, sweetie, listen, strawberry cake is the

worst of all cakes. She's like strawberry cake is what I want. And so for a while, we would get her

strawberry cupcakes. That's exactly what to do. It's exactly what you're trying this on.

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