Hey there, welcome back to the show. I'm Phil Vacher. I'm here with Chris Taylor. Hey,

you scared me. I Christian. Hi. What color is that? Um, vomit grain. No, it's not. No,

I don't know. We were trying to sign up. It's my line. If that was vomit, would you have

you drink any freezers? Yeah, that's true. It's like any freeze. Annie freeze green. It's

lime-ish, but it's kind of Annie freeze. Okay. Yeah, it's Guadalajatani. Oh,

ah, you're blue. Yeah, I'm kind of blue. Grey blue sweater thing because it's getting cold.

It is cold. It's a beautiful day. It is not cold today. It is beautiful. Like November

of 9th, and it's like, I don't know, 70 out there. No, it's not. It feels like it. It's

sunny. Well, it feels like it is so bright and sunny. If you're who rake leaves this weekend,

I blew them like you blew them. Okay. See what you're pointing to your mouth. I know

because I went like this. I'm not raking you. Wow. Did you rake leaves? I did not. Okay.

Did you? Well, here's the deal in my area. I live an unincorporated, do-payed camp. Yes,

two acres, two and a half acres with a lot of trees. So we have a lot of leaves. I have a

lawn sweeper that I pull behind the writing mower, which is fun. I feel like a farmer

tilling the soil. It's stewardship. I'm stewarding the land, the creation covenant of Genesis

one. That's what I was doing on Saturday picking up leaves. But they, so they have the county

hires a company to come by with a vacuum chop and suck it up and suck up the leaves that you

set out by the road. That's great. I wish we had that. But here's the deal. They only come by

once. Oh. And they can't tell you exactly when they're going to come, except that it won't

be sooner than a certain date, which happened to be today. So today they could have come,

but it could be another week. I don't know. But any leaves I didn't have out by this

morning might have just by just stay there forever. Well, what happens if they do come today?

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