We're kind of in the season of gift to it, the season of thanks for the season of presents.

I don't know if we're in the season of presents yet, maybe you don't get any presents.

Reminds me.

How many is Father Mike Schmitz?

And this is Ascension Presents.

A number of years ago, I was Christmas and it was Christmas, so presents were happening.

I got a bike. It was great. It was one of the fat tire bikes.

Like super awesome. Like really incredible.

And it's from my parents. And at one point, my mom said she's like, I'm wheeled out.

Oh my gosh, this is incredible. This is an amazing bike.

And she said, do you like it? I say, absolutely. This is great. Thank you so much.

And she said, well, you use it. And I said, no.

And she's like, what? It was a bad day. Bad scene.

Not because of my mom, but because my sister and my brother-in-law had driven

hours and hours multiple times back and forth between my hometown and the Twin Cities

and the St. Paul Minneapolis to get this bike. And they had gone way out of the way to get this bike.

And I was like, I love it. I'm telling you, thank you so much.

But I'm also telling you that I have no place to store it.

Like you probably, you guys, you've seen my garage. The garage is what we have our mass.

No matter how great this bike is, I can't keep it because there's no place for me to put it.

That was a rough scene for I think. I don't know if I don't know those two particular family members

have ever been that mad at me or upset with me as they were. And rightly so.

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