Welcome, that's the pot. I wish Stanford Steve were here because you would have gotten

that high pitch cackle from the big man. He's not here. Travis is here. Hi, buddy. What's

going on? Well, I don't want to tell any secrets, but I feel like this dad life series

through the summer, we've covered that, you know, it's not always, it's not always Rosie

being a dad of three. And the big fella took a drive to Connecticut. And I, let's just

say, I don't think that it was a smooth ride, but like, I wouldn't look to you for sympathy.

What do you know about long road trips and little kids? Probably nothing. Actually, no

kids, but I have been in a road trip with my brother and his three kids, and at the time

I think they were all under the age of like seven, one was an infant. Texas to Ohio

Scott. Why were you, were you trying to outrun a posse? Was there a mob where their

locusts was or a fire at your heels? Why would you do that? I got guilted into my brother

needed to go to wedding in Ohio that I was going to be going to also and he wanted to

bring the kids and he was only his wife had to work. And so I was asked by my mother and

him to fly down to Texas and drive up to I will, I told him I will never help you on

that kind of way ever again. It's, I mean, I kid you not at times I'm literally holding

a bottle to feed the infant. That's like, no, that's hell, that's hell what you just

describe, hellish. So I admire you actually for doing that. And the fact that you said

that you know, that a kid needs to wear the same color socks, which just isn't true, I

took away points for that, but I give you points for having done this because this just

you're going straight to heaven for what you did there. Yeah, that's angelic.

I think I thank you. I had a lot of people come after me for my sock take. I still stand

by it, but you're wrong. You're just wrong. But you did take a road trip from Texas to Ohio

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