Hey everybody welcome back to the lines led by Donkeys podcast I'm Joe and with me here still behind the walls of Munster is Nate.

What's up buddy?

Hey I'm doing I'm doing great you what? I'll give you a brief summary. I have the normal parent experience of plans have been cancelled because child can't stop puking and shitting. So I'm getting one little taste of the dysentery, cholera, or whatever situation

within the walls of Munster.

One little sample.

A soup sawn, if you will.

And it sucks. It's the worst soup will. And it sucks.

The worst soup ever.

Yeah, yeah.

I'm glad that your daughter believes in method acting the Munster rebellion.

She really does, yeah.

And I think she has the emotional rebellion. She really does, yeah. And I think she has the emotional intelligence of John of Leiden too in the sense that, I mean she's not

expected to have more than that, she's a baby, but in the sense that she has to be the center

of attention and if I walk out of her line

I start she screams. She doesn't scream that I should repent or marry off other

children. Now she's still young though. She could always get always get worse.

Be suspicious if you go in her room and She could always get always get worse.

Be suspicious if you go in her room and she's lying on her crib in the shape of a cross.

Like, oh no, oh, God, she's figured it out.

You know, it's like I said, the motivational, the sort of like positivity public service announcement they made for queer kids in the 2010s about it gets better. It's like no sometimes it gets worse. Just FYI. It can get better and we hope it does. Sometimes it worse though and you know what I have a feeling it's about to on this episode.

Oh yeah well it's not only about to get worse. It's also about to come to an end because we're at our conclusion and And when we left you last time, the strange cult

fortress of Munster devolved into an eyes-wide shut party

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