Hey there, welcome back to the podcast. I'm Phil and I'm here with Christian Taylor.

Hi, you can't see us because this is an audio only podcast because we couldn't find our

directors. So I'm wearing gray. Yeah, so. And black. Yeah, and uh,

the sky's buck naked. Well, no, he is not. It is early in the morning. He does have a

soft shake. We're doing an early morning podcast because it's Columbus day and

sky is taking his brewed bicycling. Yes, bicycling. Do you have a bicycle

built for five? No, but we have a bicycle rack for five. Oh, where are you going?

I know we talked about the arboretum, but I think we could do a longer trek on the

prairie path. You could do that. You could also go to starve rock. That would be fun.

We drive the start rock. Yeah, that's not right. You're bike there. I mean,

drive there right around. We have done that before. I've never been. Really? Yeah.

It's where a bunch of Indians start. All right, all right. All right. It's also

where a great inland lake drained. That's what made it. That's what really. There

was a huge lake there and it drained into the Illinois river after the ice age. And

and that's what carved all those little channels. We sound like a podcast for

Illinois tourism. Yeah. So visit starve rock near lovely Utica. Have you been there?

Is it Utica or Utica? I think it's Utica, but I just coup on, you know, you never

know. Hey, it's a podcast. What do you know? Hey, it's a podcast. And we got no

video. Hey, it's a podcast. So, ending here, the film is your podcast starts right

here. We'll talk to sky. I feel ice guy and Christian to good morning,

fell. Good morning. It's early morning. It's like the drive time podcast. Not for

them. Just for us. We have no guest here. None for you. Hey, it's a podcast. It's

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