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Happy New Year. What is going on, brother? Gosh, dude. So I mean, it is we can pretend that it is midnight on January 1st, because that's when this becomes available.

Yay, but you would be passed out. So we can't really pretend that it's totally true. Dude, if this is, if this is what depends on where you're listening, because if this is midnight East Coast,

it will be okay. This comes out midnight Pacific, right?

New York, and yes, I'll be I'll be either asleep or passed out, whichever comes first.

Are you really? What are your plans this year?

We do the 9 p.m. dude. Why on earth would we wait till midnight to watch the New York New Year's Eve not live?

Did do people still watch that?

I think so. I think people watched the ball drop, right?

I guess. Yeah. So that for us for us that happens at 9 p.m.

our time. Right? Well, that why on earth would you wait till midnight to watch it on a tape delay?

Or I don't think anybody waits till midnight to see the amazing Los Angeles.

Celebration. No, well, not that I have Nashville, Los Angeles and New York are the right ones.

Right. So Nashville is a great one, but that's, you know, you can watch that at 10 p.m. our time.

I know it's it used to be a tradition for for us.

I mean, I would visit my grandparents and Indianapolis.

It seemed to be almost every year around that time.

And you know, we'd have our, have our TV tray up.

My grandma would be making, making food and we'd just we'd wait for Dick Clark, the ball to drop.

And that was it. What happened to TV trays?

I know. I know why what happened?

Because I remember we always we had four and they had the little like the same mechanism as like the luggage thing and your

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