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Revely, Revely, Revely!

It's the Tuesday edition here on Zero Block 30 and today we have five rounds of the magazine.

Round number one, there are some huge news out of Kate's lovely Phil and Elfia that I haven't

excited about and I could not agree more with it and I say that I probably wouldn't be talking

about this on the podcast if I didn't just spend like an hour and a half in traffic.

Like, morning traffic is I've had enough. I work from home, I have to drive my kid like a

cross-towns to school now. It's a nightmare. The people that have to commute every day, I

forgotten what it was like. Honestly, God, I have because my kid used to go to school a mile away

from the house where I was in and out maybe seven minutes. Like seven minutes tops. That's

when in an hour and the afternoon, an hour in the morning, it's for the fucking birds, man.

This is a challenge. That's a terrible deteriorate your mental health.

When is the last time that you really had to deal with commute traffic? I mean, it's probably been

over a decade for you, right? I would say well over because even when I worked on Lacklin before

I got out, my day started at 415. Like we had a guardman at 415 in the morning. So you're not

dealing with traffic at 415 in the morning. And then in the afternoon, we would get done at

1,500. So three o'clock, there's no traffic either. So it's probably been since I lived in

Virginia. I had to go back and forth from Quantico to Fredericksburg. And how's the DC traffic?

DC traffic's a nightmare. Oh my God, dude. And because getting off Quantico,

there it was two lane traffic to get on 95. And those were the only options. You either had to go

southbound or northbound on 95. And that's it. Everything flows to there. It's like having one

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