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Hey guys, it's Stephanie.

I'm Trey.

This is your extra dose of BS.

All right, so as if I just don't have enough chaos in my life.

So I was filming this show this past week. It's, it's a home show.

And that's all I can say. You can probably figure out what it's, what it's about, what it's on.

Or you're looking for homes for somebody. Yeah. Uh-huh. Okay. So I just forgot how exhausting that is.

And I called Stephanie one day and I was like, I get it.

Because she was always, whenever she was filming, she was like, this is a lot.

Like, I can't do anything else but film.

And it really is.

It is like eight hours of being on.

Yeah.

It's just like, ugh.

I would say it is, especially for people who maybe aren't, uh, we don't love being super, super social.

It is like being an introvert and having to go out and like meet new people all day long.

It feels like whenever I help Travis with his company ever, which is not that often, but like I have before where I've gone to trade shows and you have to, you have people coming up to your booth all day and you have to talk to them about stuff that you, and for me I really didn't know what I was talking about either, which made it even worse. It's like the booth, village idiot. But you know, at the end of the day you're like i don't want to talk to

anybody i don't want to like my social battery is like negative and i have children i have to talk

to them you know like it's so it's it's it's it's exhausting i mean what i did was nowhere near

as social is what you had to do but wow really exhausting no i was dodging bullets all

time you sure were i felt like i was in war um but no people don't that's why whenever people are like

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