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trusted by parents nationwide. Okay, so one thing I want to start doing in 24, and this episode

will be out in 2024, is do almost like mini, I was talking to Sean and he was saying how he

listens to these sports podcasts that

will do like emergency episodes. If something crazy happens in the sports world, it's like emergency

and they can put out like a five minute, 10 minute, 20 minute little episode about whatever topic.

And I kind of want to start doing that in 2024. So this will be my first,

like little... Emergency episode. It's such an emergency. Like call 911. So this will be my first

little topical fun. It's like an episode, like a Tim bit, you know know, like a little audio bit. I love a timbitt.

So we are talking about Taylor and Travis because, like, when they started to publicly, you know,

kind of be in a relationship, everyone was going nuts and I was like, I don't understand it.

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