I just got back for Florida. I'm very tan. I can see that. If I do say so myself.

I can see that. You're like, I'm just gonna go ahead and throw that out there. You

guys don't have to say it. I'm gonna say it. You're over exposed.

I was like your bright white like the background and certain spots on your face right now.

I've been on a beach for a week, sitting around, trying really hard to take a break and not work.

And that was, it's a challenge. We've talked about that before, but it's a challenge to

actively. I can picture you. I can picture you at the beach, sitting at a desk at the beach,

and an R2D, who's like just off your flanking off to your right.

Wait, I thought what to do. Sitting around waiting.

Are you okay? I'm good. Would you like a nice seat? No, I'm fine.

You're fine. Anthony sitting like 10 feet behind you at his desk under a big umbrella.

It was a good break. You know, a good time with family and stuff, but it's definitely

difficult to just be. It's torturous for me. Did you use it to kind of recharge the creativity?

No. No, okay. It sounds weird, but I actively went into the week like I'm not gonna think about

anything because I could, I could stew on like, well, what could we do next or what could we,

you know, what things could we add and what, you know, I could brainstorm and all that stuff,

but then I would just be completely, my brain would be caught up in that. And so I actively went

into I'm not gonna think about the future. I'm not gonna think about the present. I'm not

gonna think about next week's video or what I should be doing or what I didn't do or what,

you know, any of that stuff, I'm gonna be completely disconnected there, facing my family,

you know, doing stuff with them. And that's harder than it sounds. It sounds like that would be

really natural and maybe it is for some people, but it's really difficult to just like get one of

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