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Yeah, James.

Roob dog.

Roob dog's first one of them.

Roob dog.

Keep it, Roob.

Proud of you, James.

Why are you proud? You were back, baby. I was back. I drank. Yeah, you did. I was with the people. Man, people were getting fucked up, weren't they? Crazy. Fooked, dude. Oh, my gosh. Fook, too. We were just, like, children being let out of a cage. A cage. Well, except I never went into that cage, James. I never decided to go into that cage. Didn't want to. Didn't feel like the cage could fit me. Sort of. You've been at restaurants. You've been at bars. They can't cage you? Guess what? You've been caged. I have been caged.

You're right.

I know you didn't want to be and I know you're like, don't agree with it. But you've been caged. I have been caged. You know? It's a shame to see that for you. It was amazing to see you out in your element. Yeah. Back. Happy. Oh my gosh. We're so happy.

We went to a restaurant Saturday night.

Yeah. Back. Happy. Oh my gosh. So happy. We went to a restaurant Saturday night that felt like we just got out of Shawshank. We waited forever for the table. We waited forever for the food. Oh yeah, but it was fine.

It was 45 minutes. Well, here's the deal. In a normal world. Like, I understand the restaurants are trying to get back up and Adam. Absolutely. I also understand that we went at like 7 o'clock on a Saturday night too in a beach town where, let's face it, it was 78 degrees and beautiful every day. Absolutely. So it was incredible and I understood the weight.

I was also proud of them for having their bar open and tables outside so everybody

could get absolutely trashed and then have their dinner.

Two things were noticeable to me that I had forgotten about, right?

What?

When you haven't gone out to a restaurant in a long time,

and they serve booze there.

Sure.

People who typically don't booze were boozing.

Right.

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