It's the eight. Hey, it's Barrel. Catch me at three in the fan.

What a story, Mark.

How much I'm going to show it is seven oh four.

In case you're writing a check today, which I know people don't do much anymore,

but it is the 26th day of September. It's Tuesday and we're glad you're here.

We're glad, Marnie Galarnars here too. Oh, yeah, back in for a couple of weeks, Marnie.

Marnie, are you really new discuss the last couple of weeks of your life?

Yeah, of course. Let's go for it. Let's walk us through what you've experienced and what you

went through. Well, I had another surgery, as you know, in my ongoing issues with non-invasive

breast cancer, which I found out I had at the very end of February, but all is good.

And this was very good news and this was a scheduled procedure. It is the reconstruction

procedure and it is the final step, hopefully the final final step. So I'm feeling pretty good.

This was a lot better than my previous surgery, which was the actual mastectomy.

And that's when I, they put in what's called a tissue expander. And since I only did a single

mastectomy and so it was like an uncrustible, you know, the bag that the uncrustible comes in.

That's so weird. He had his first one yesterday,

Saustid. It's your first in that out.

Uncrustible mastectomy?

I think you should have another one. We had, yeah, it was great.

So we do know what you're talking about. Go ahead. Yes.

No, I'd like to hear more about the first ever in customer.

Please, my story is secondary.

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