I like it. That one says, uh,

septic, uh, septic approach. No,

where did we lay it a little bit on the earth side? I got a little bit of weather and the, uh,

half section of the, uh, left, right?

And, uh, we're going to go ahead and, uh, bring that in.

The problem with tea is I think it's an astringent.

That's an astringent. It makes me feel a little dry when I have tea.

Do you get dry when you have tea? You want to start the show?

Yeah, we can start when let's kick it off.

You can split what people tune in for?

Yeah, this is the tea party. Yeah.

The tea party. Tea party.

Look, I talk about the tea party.

I, um, I, uh, I like tea, but it is an astringent.

I think that's how it's pronounced.

Astringent, as you, as you say, and, um, astringent.

A stringent. It's an astringent.

If you've ever given a single thought to my dryness,

and, and it dries my mouth out. Listen.

Does it feel very dry? Do you, do you get dry when you drink tea?

I don't, not in the way you mean.

Hmm. I get, I got some trader, Joe's, uh, jasmine green tea here, which is my go-to.

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