I don't go out to you with my mom anymore.

I remember you telling me this.

I want to dig into that a little bit.

Why won't you go to eat with your mom?

So before we get to that, the craziest thing I ever did was we were at the local shop right,

Bob, right? The local shop right by us. Now, my mom is there every Sunday,

religiously at 10 o'clock, religiously every Sunday she's there.

I like that. Yeah, I like the regiment. I like that. Same way.

Yep. So she goes there or whatever. I go with her the one day.

She's like, take her out. Help me with the water. I'm getting waters this week.

I don't know if I'm going to go. And then we're in the freezer section.

And there's a there's a person in front of us.

And you know, they're looking at looking at, you know, what kind of what kind of cookies I think

it was. What kind of cookies they were going to buy or whatever.

So like the package cookies like like the the the ones that you got to put in the oven.

Yeah, those kind I gotcha. So she's so she the lady in the is in front of us,

open in the door and she's just staring at what kind of cookies.

So so I just say to the lady, hey, you need any advice? I get these all the time. Like they're

great cookies. She didn't answer me. And my mom's starting to puff and puff now. She's like,

and the lady still standing there. And then all the sudden, my mom shoves the lady out the way.

And she looks at her and she says, this is my shop, right.

And the lady was stunna. I went like this. Oh my God. No way. This my mom just did this to this poor lady.

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