Hey, there. It's Phil. Welcome back to the podcast. I'm here with Sky to Donnie. Hello, Phil. Hi, Sky and Christian Taylor. Hi, Phil. Hi.

So nice to see you today.

Christian is on the verge of tears. Oh, no, we're starting with them.

Because this morning she dropped off one of her kids to grade school for the very last time.

She has no more grade school kids. Seriously, you were making me cry already. Stop it. Stop it. It's okay. It's okay. It's fun.

I'm just a little sentimental. I cannot help it. I know. I know we've been there 15 years.

I know I remember because I had kids in grade school for like, yeah, for about that long.

I remember sitting at the last Christmas pageant. I would ever be at, you know, my youngest kid

there's last year doing a Christmas pageant sitting in that cafeteria, Torium, whatever it was.

Did you get weepy? Do you know what I thought to myself? What?

Yes. That really is what you thought. I was like, I am so glad I never have to do this again.

Because I didn't like those. I am. They're tough years. I'm there. And my oldest daughter is going to middle school next year.

My youngest daughter is just entering kindergarten. So I realize I'm only halfway through it. You're buried.

You're buried. Well, you know, the thing that's weird and I just don't understand the way I'm built part of my head is like, yes, I'm done.

Yeah. And I'm so excited because I love older kids and they're so fun. But yeah, I find myself crying. What is that about?

Well, it's a major life change, you know, it's like a season is in it. It's turning a page.

It's always, always sentimental to turn a page.

Is this a little bit more therapy podcast?

Yes. Sky. What issues are you dealing with?

You don't want to know. Okay. I need to do a theme song on this revolutionary and tear jerking day.

Who's doing it?

Well, our good friend David Matthews went through the list and came up with everyone who has done a theme song so far.

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