Yes, no, no, no, no, no, yes, no, peppers.

Pemers! I'm podcasting on the left side of the screen.

You're actually further east than me today.

You're usually west of me, now you're east of me.

Time zones are crazy. Yeah, it's only... They're usually west of me now you're east of me.

Time zones are crazy. Yeah, it's only, I mean it's seven o'clock on the East Coast.

Yes. And midnight here in the home office.

You're in the home office. You're in the London office.

It's not bad.

It's the eight hour difference between here and home.

That's a trip.

I had to throw on a separate, you know, my clock in my system tray.

I'm like, what time is it?

Yeah, it's four o'clock on the West Coast.

Yeah, when I went to Spain, it was a five or six hour difference, this is years ago,

and it threw me off because, well, for one thing, it gets dark at like 11 o'clock out there,

whereas at home at that time it was getting, it was getting dark at like 9, 9, 30.

And on top of that, we pull into Spain

and it's like 2 o'clock in the afternoon

and my body thinks that it's like 3 in the morning

or something, or no, it was 11,

I don't know, it was something strange. Well, the weather is the same as what I'm used to so it's like, oh it's cloudy, drizzly, cold, home.

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