Okay. Let's just get this out of the way. I am exhausted. Pass the point of rational thought.

I'm doing the thing when I'm really tired or my voice is gravely and when Sam heard it in his

headphones he just looked up and said, oh whiskey, Neely. But it's not because I had fun yesterday.

It's because I literally took a 24-hour trip to Seattle, which involves riding on planes,

like non-stop planes. Like Wilson Seattle. Yeah, what does it see? I don't know.

That's a huge diss to the people of Seattle. No, I will say this. Here's what a number of

things happen to me in Seattle. And you won't hear about any of the important ones until later.

But here's a few things to happen to me in Seattle. I still have Wisconsin ID.

This is true. Isn't that illegal? No, I don't know. It sounds like it should be illegal.

I do. So I've had it forever. Because every time I move I'm like, I should get in,

then I move again. By like four years into living somewhere, I live here and then I move again.

So your photo is from when you were like 21? Yeah. I mean, I just look bad.

I definitely look like I was hungover and went to the DMV.

I saw this idea. So everywhere I went in Seattle, like checking into the hotel or like

going to the legal weed dispensary with our video team, which is basically an Apple store for weed.

I don't start weed. I'm really terrible at it. But we just want to like check it out because it's

legal there. And I was like, this is seriously, I can't. Anyway, so you get off the ID.

And everywhere I went in Seattle, they're like, oh, Packers fan, huh? And then they were super

rude to me because it's because Packers went to see it. And they were like mad. It was like,

that's one thing. But you are a Packers fan. That's not incorrect. And then I was rude to them back.

But I had numbers. I was like, come to Wisconsin and say that. But then I have to go. Anyway,

so that happened. And then the other thing was that we went to this Apple store for weed.

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