Hey, Dee.

Hey, how are you?

Welcome back. I'm great. We missed last week, right?

Yeah, we've been gone for two weeks, and it's funny because the last episode we did,

I was going in for the colonoscopy.

Oh, shit. So they just think you just found, you literally, oh shit.

Damn. Okay, so Kathy's, I i mean it was good news you know they

probably think the worst yeah i'm gone yeah like do you got his butt checked then now he's dead

okay well everything's fine your butt's great everything's fine um i have to say just because, you know, a lot of people dread doing it, you know, just because it's like a medical procedure.

Well, that's not why they dread doing it just.

Well, I mean, look, obviously, look, it was, it was.

Let me tell.

I mean, I'm going to give you exact facts. I'm going to give you,

it was six shitty hours, figuratively and literally. Right. But, but so was the worst part, the prep?

Yes. The actual procedure, I got to the medical center at 6.30 in the morning.

The nurse came, check, you know, does the blood pressure, blah, blah, blah, came and gave me a few, you know,

just like, hey, this is what we're going to do. Great. At 7 a.m., the doctor checked on me and said,

hey, we're going to be at one person ahead of you. We'll knock it out. And then we'll come to you.

7.30 a.m. they rolled me in to the center, you know,

where they're actually doing the procedure. Anesthesiologist gave me some medicine. 8.10,

the doctor was waking me up saying, everything's all good. Your wife will be here in 10 minutes to pick you up. That's it. Yeah, I'm going to be honest. I didn't realize you were put under for it. Yeah, you're put under. Well, they're like shoving. I was in my head. I was picturing like how a prostate exam is just like a couple quick fingers and you're out of there. Well, I haven't had that, so I don't know.

That's next on the, add it to the list.

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