What's dominating most of your time though, like today, like a Tuesday after Monday night

game, big show last night, unbelievable game. I want to talk about that a little bit. What

have you been doing? Realizing I haven't done anything, like every year there's a moment

and that moment for me came today. It's December 7th. Yeah. And I looked at the calendar and

there was a 7 on it and I started doing a little math and I'm like, you know, I don't

have three weeks here. And I got a mountain of stuff that needs to be addressed. So if

you're like me out there, fellas and ladies, that's not just the fellas that need to get,

you know, their act and gear. Just an epiphany this morning that I need to get, I need to

get on the case. When's the last time you waited in line at like a hallmark star for a card?

Recently, I mean, I, you know, yeah, yeah, sure. I'm man of the people get out there and get,

get some cards. I used to, it used to be my favorite thing and you live down here now. There's

a place called Montgomery Mall. And I used to love to go to Montgomery Mall in the very waning

moments because there was this, there's like a happy sort of a frenzy. You just buy stuff

no one wants or needs, but you're just caught up in the just buying the joy of the moment. But

the ability to just sort of point and click and like late at night, we come home late at night

from this. You got to kind of wind down. I always call it landing the plane, right? That's really

bad because now we have two things. We have an ease of access to things. And then now I,

now it's fueled in my case by panic. So what's going to happen tonight after the show is I'm going

to go back and I'm going to start searching and pointing and clicking and just buying stuff.

Deliveries are going to start just peppering the steps of our house.

Does anyone have more boxes than we have? Oh, I put us up there.

Van Pellethouse minus 10 and a half boxes. It just never stops. It never ends. What's in this box?

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