Well, how are you? Come on in here. Let's get this thing going. And what's that? How are, how am I doing? Oh, I'm doing okay. Thanks for asking. Yeah, a little, a little stuff on my throat and a little stuff on my nose. And yeah, I'm still don't look at you. I need a boost. I need a daily boost.

I need a boost.

I need a daily boost.

How are you?

It is.

The daily boost.

And I'm still sick.

Yeah, yeah, that's okay.

I was thinking my voice is so low right now.

When Christmas comes around to the year and Panatonics goes on tour again, I'm going to call them and say, hey's okay. I was thinking my voice is so low right now. When Christmas comes around this year and Panatonics goes on tour again,

I'm going to call them and say, hey, guys, Mary, did you know? And see if they'll hire me, you think? Because I'm there now. I'll be there for another couple more days. It doesn't, it's just, man, it's terrible. Good to have you. Yeah, I got sick last week. By the way, so lucky that I, as soon as I got sick, I think I told you this on one of the podcast.

That I said, I got to last week. By the way, so lucky that I, as soon as I got sick, I think I told you

this on one of the podcast, that I said, I got to record Friday and Monday show. Thank God,

goodness, I did. It gave me three days. I just kind of go through the worst of this stuff and

come back today, thinking. Because when this happens to me, I always think. It always grounds me when this kind of thing happens to me. Because I'm typically, get up and just wind me up and go, and I just go all day long, and then I go to bed and sleep and get up and do it again. That's actually my idea of a perfect day. To get up and have a really great day all day long, go to bed, have great dreams all night, get up and do it again. I can do that every day, and I can't. But if I could, life would be really good, right? Oh, goodness. What a weekend it's been. So I was so lucky I recorded it, but it did get me thinking because just like you, is there a time in your life, maybe even recently, maybe now, maybe you're sitting on the sofa right now and you're thinking, man, when, I can't remember when I've got stopped last time. What's the last thing of your body force you to stop? I've got a head cold, yeah. It's not a cute sniffly kind either, by the way. No, it's the kind that keeps you up in night. It's the kind that your wife says, that's gross. It kind of fogs your brain. You can't remember why you walked into a room. I was having dinner the other night, and I just stopped. My wife was feeding me chicken soup. She was just so nice, feeding me chicken soup. Weird noodles in it, but nonetheless, it was chicken. And I just stopped. And she, because, you okay? I said, yeah, I just stopped. I just froze. It was weird. It's kind where you fall asleep sitting up. And then you wake up and you didn't know you fell asleep. That's a bit scary. That's scary. You ever think about that?

Wait a second.

Is that like dying?

I was just there and then I wasn't?

That's weird.

Can't work out.

My wife still bugs me about that.

You're just getting sex.

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