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Anyway, hello. Yes. Okay. Podcast. Here we are. Wow. Fourth of July weekend.

Everybody get your celebrations in order.

Don't use fireworks unless properly supervised by an adult.

Thank you. Thank you, Matt. You're welcome.

You know, I think we've probably mentioned this on the pod before, but Bo has a lot of anxiety and issues, but fireworks.

Not one of them.

He does not care about fireworks in a way that is like, like, are you deaf?

I know. He's not. Right. So it's interesting. He is just like completely unfazed. Now, if someone set off a firework on our front stoop, he would be alarmed because there was a person there, not because of the firework.

Right. We should test this by having. Just lighting off some sparklers outside.

I mean, there was a freight of leaves blowing in the wind. Right. But he's not afraid of fire of the sound of fireworks. We heard some last night. He's afraid of a ball and a pool.

He did not care. He's also afraid of a pool float. The wind is moving something. He does not care for it. It is a threat.

He sees threats everywhere. He does. But, you know, the, the, I kind of appreciate that like the distant sound of fireworks.

Like he does not perceive as a threat because it's not a threat to him. Neither is a leaf, obviously, but like, it's more sort of like in his face in his line of vision.

This is true. If you will.

You have a like lightning. He doesn't care about either.

Or thunder. Which has a visual component. That's true. But it's, but again, it's not like in our, it's not in our space.

It's not our home. It's not trying to get into our home.

I mean, this, this year, I've seen plenty of lightning in our space in the early early mornings. Just turned the whole house bright.

Yeah, but he, no, he doesn't care. Exactly.

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