I'm good, I'm good. You got an early morning today, didn't you? I was going to say, can

you hear the difference in my voice because I'm a morning person now. Yeah, just like

that. I am, I'm a morning person. I went from a night person, someone who stays up late

and just, you know, chills at late at night to, dude, I'm in bed by like 839. And I flipped

this on a dime, just like out of nowhere, 839 in bed up at 530. This just happened like

a week and a half ago. And my wife laughs, she's like, this is like the most you thing ever.

It's like, when you just randomly decide that that's what you're going to do, it's just

like, I'd just do that. It's like the most cliche me thing. It's like, all right, like

now I'm a morning person as simple as that, huh? As simple as that. So take me to the first

morning when your alarm clock goes off at what time now? So I brought it down. The first

morning is at six. Then it went to 545. Then it went to 530. And now it's at 520. Okay.

So you gave yourself sort of a few days to. Yeah. Yeah. It wasn't like, it wasn't super

gradual. It wasn't like one week at six. Then one week at 545. It was like, literally

like first days at six, next days at 545, next days at 530, next days at 520. And that's

where I am right now. Was the first day harder than the fourth day? I would say the fourth

day was the hardest day. The first day, there was like, when I was almost anticipating

it as soon as I woke up, like I was like, there's a little bit of adrenaline. Oh, dude,

I know what I was excited. I was excited. I had told Instagram. I was like, this is what

I'm going to do. So there was the expectation of me doing it. I didn't want to let people

down. I didn't want to people be like, Oh, I like, I didn't want people to use it as

a justification for them not doing it. And as soon as I got up, people were like, Oh,

man, I was waiting for this. I'm lying in bed now. Now I've got to get up, which was

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