Happy Tuesday morning, Rickies.

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I've been there, done that. I know. I just don't know what the point of having a dog is. All I hear is just stories of... Companionship. I guess. That's the worst part. And that doesn't happen very often. But 2.30 in the morning this way... Well, how'd you know that she started barking? She wakes up and she comes to the side of the bed and starts to whine.

Is she sleeping in your bed? But 2.30 in the morning. Well, how'd you know that she started barking? She wakes up. She wakes up and she comes to the side of the bed and starts to whine.

Is she sleeping in your bed?

Foot of the bed every morning. Every night. Now, the worst part about letting your dog out at one or two in the morning. And trust me, I've done it. I did it. I did it last night is you can't just open the door

and let them out because

she starts barking at two in the morning

and she starts barking at

two in the morning your your public mess and your neighbors are going to hate your guts

so I mean I know you have to do this because you don't have a fence but even with a

fence I have to put the leash on walk her until she does walk around, walk around the backyard, until she does her business, come back in.

Yeah.

Then trudge back up to bed, look at my clock, look at my watch and say, oh, I have to wake up in 45 minutes.

Yeah, yeah.

And it stinks.

At 2 a.m. are you picking up the poo in the backyard?

Are you insane? Of course not. That's for tomorrow or the next day. Oh, but then you might forget where the poo is and step in it. No, you'll find it. It gets frozen into a little pile. It's fine. I don't pick it up the night of. No chance. As soon as she's done, her business, I go back and slide, take off the leash, go back upstairs.

You can't go out there in the dark and the cold.

Crashback. No chance. As soon as she's done, her business, I go back inside, take off the leash, go back upstairs.

You can't go out there in a dark and the cold. Crash back into bed. I couldn't imagine cleaning that up. It's something you've got to wait for the next day. Well, it's not cleaning up because you're baggy thing. Yeah, it takes a little while. It's cold. You don't want to be out there. two in the morning. It's the last thing you're thinking of. The only thing you're thinking of is

getting back inside. I don't think you're out there. It's two in the morning. It's the last thing you're thinking of.

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