Hey, everyone. Welcome to the Krebscast. I'm your host, Charlie Barons. Hope everyone's

having a good week. I'm actually out of town. I'm doing some shoots with Taylor, aka

Dude Dad. He was on the podcast. The Krebscast a couple months ago. And we've done some

videos together like husbands of Target and neighbors in quarantine. And we've got some

fun ones coming up. I'm actually sitting here in his guest bedroom looking at eyes, little

eyes, cute little cat. And by cute little cat, I mean, he's a bider. So, eyes came up to

me when I first got here and he was nuzzling against my leg. And, you know, usually when

a kitty cat comes and nuzzles up against your leg, you're like, oh, this is an invitation.

This cat wants some love, wants to be pet. Uh, not eyes. It was a rose. Okay. I went down

to Python and spit me right in the finger. I see how it is. I see how it is. Yes, I am

gnarking on you. He's sleeping. He doesn't care. Okay. Fine. You do us. Anyway, great cat

other than that. Just don't pet him or he will treat you the way Mufasa treats an anal

up. Anyway, one of the videos that I'm doing with Taylor this week is called the five types

of people you see on a ski hill. My character, one of my characters is the first time skier,

which I basically method acted. I'm not a great downhill skier. Admittedly so. I didn't

really grow up doing it. First time I did, I think it was like 18 or 19. And it was at

one of, you know, one of those classic snow hills in Wisconsin, which is a former garbage

dump that was snowed on top of it. So yeah, I didn't grow up doing it. But man, it is a

blast, especially when you eat it into something the kids call powder. And you know, you

decide that your snow pants would just be blue jeans. That, that's, it's a tough go.

It's a tough rest of the day when your blue jeans are soaked. I'll tell you that much. So

anyway, that video is coming out on Tuesday. Look out for that. My guest today is Emily Ford,

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