Hello, everyone. Hi, friends. 293. So close to 300. Can you believe it? I'm trying to think

if I like the number 293. I don't. That's the worst number ever. What? I like the end

of it, but I don't like the beginning. Why would you like three? Oh, oh my gosh, my favorite

number, speaking of which, it is almost my 33rd birthday, which is my favorite number

two times. Oh, so you think it's going to be lucky? For some reason, I'm more excited

about this birthday than I've been about any others. Well, and it's like your Jesus birthday.

That's when he, if you, you're going to outlive Jesus. Is that true? Okay. So I really do

think there's something like, you know, well, that what's fingers crossed. What do you think

they're going to happen this year? Well, no, I just think it's interesting. You know,

like a lot of times, it's interesting how like sometimes stories in the Bible are kind

of like metaphors for things that happen in life and blah, blah, blah. And so I think

like there's something there really is something about a phase of life change when you're

like in your early 30s. Yeah, it's funny because I was just reading this book. It was actually

about food, but it was talking about Pythagoras and how that he's the reason we eat three

meals a day because he believed like in this rule of threes and blah, blah, blah. And

so that's why we eat that many times a day. And it's kind of what you're saying where

numbers are really important to people and are significant. And a lot of people think

that they are more important than just like a symbol. It's, you know, math and all that.

Yeah. I mean, you know, of course, it's math, but like, yes, balance and blah, blah, blah.

Because if you take the number away, like, I think in our mind, we separate, this is going

to sound super like, try to follow me here, but you can try to like separate numbers from

objects, but they're still almost like the same thing. Like we only think of a number

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