So I'll go ahead and apologize for the yawning, oh boy, for the noises because Jimmy just woke up and I just got up not too long ago. I haven't run today. I'm tired, but I'm not as tired as Jimmy.

Well I just I literally like, I think I'm tired, but I'm not as tired as Jimmy.

Well, I just, I literally like.

I think I woke up when you called.

That's what woke me up.

So, no, I woke up and I looked at my watch and my watch is never right.

My $5,000 Rolex is never right.

It's always like five minutes slow or five minutes fast.

And I look at it.

Back up, back up. You can't just say Rolex you can't just say watch you have to say 5,000

dollars Rolex. No because I know somebody's gonna say it because by the way the way I never I never just told the

start but I never paid for this watch it was given to me as a gift so that's why I've

had a Rolex for 25 years but anyway it's never right it doesn't work it's right. It's always five minutes fast or slow.

I can never tell. Some weeks it's fast, some weeks it's slow.

And anyway, it was exactly 9 o'clock when I looked at it and I snapped out bed and I was like then I looked at my phone when I found my phone took a few minutes and I still had three minutes and so I got myself together and I got in front of the computer and then you called.

So, I'm glad you made it.

Thank you.

Why would you wear a watch that is never right?

Oh, because it looks cool I mean why not

because I'm both staring at okay no because it's become my YouTube identity.

No, it's always vaguely right, and that's I'm always like vaguely on time, like so,

I'm always like, so it's fine.

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