Now,

Take the dog out for a wall.

Many years ago.

Do you put your dog in a stroller, Mike?

No, but we do have a wagon for him for when he gets tired out there.

Okay.

How old are your dog, though?

He's 12.

All right.

Now, look, but you take him out for a walk.

You just have to scoop his ass up.

That's right.

Okay.

All right.

I can live with that. getting used to it. He still wants his freedom. Yeah, but he does. He's like, I'm a dog in a wagon.

People looking at me, man. I mean, I've said this before. I dated a girl that had that little papillon. Yeah. If you took him on a long enough walk, eventually he would just lay down. Sure. And just like, all right, I'm done. You did it. Like too much. You've walked me up. But also people, I think it's weird that people put him in strollers.

But again, with that tiny dog, I was like, I'd never be one of those people.

I bought that dog. So many sports little outfits. You'd be surprised in certain areas of country, you know, it gets so hot that you can walk a dog for a little bit. But like a corgi or something, you know, living in Phoenix. Oh, yeah. Walk the dog at 5 o'clock. the sun starts coming up. If you want them to go anywhere, you kind of need to get them off the ground.

Yes.

Because the concrete's so hot. Probably like eight, nine years ago, my wife of the time was doing veterinary work. We did this trip to Mexico where basically you just, you volunteer the spayed neuter clinics. So we take the kids down there.

Are you part of the operation?

I'm part of the operation. Not the operation. I'm part of the recovery. So the vet's go do their thing. So, you know, you name. One for the dog, one for me. That's right. Well, I found some of that too. But you'd be surprised. iguadas,

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