Good morning. It is Wednesday, November 30th. It is seven minutes after nine. His name is Rob Kendall.

My name is Casey Daniels. Thank you so much for joining us this morning.

You people better enjoy me while you've gotten me because after looking at the amount of days,

I actually have off. You may never see me again. Don't say that.

Some people would like that. You've got a lot of days off, don't you?

I have come to a conclusion in the great take the days off saga that has riveted our audience

over the past week. So here's the deal. Beginning of the year, you were here and you had the

revolving chair of co-hosts while the search for me was ongoing. And so you put a lot of time in

hours and without any days off. And then you did take some time off in the summer. But since then,

you have just been a worker being non-stop. Against my better judgment, I went on a honeymoon.

I tried to talk my way out of that and it didn't work. Now, here's the thing.

You have a lot of time off left that you have to use by the new year.

Yeah. And technically, I had time off from the year before that that they just kept,

I think, finagling the rules to roll over. And then I logged in today to fill out the

actual form after I had made my decision. And then it was determined I had even more days off

than previously thought. And so I have sent a 9-1-1 request into our bosses as of learning

what a valuable employee. I mean, nobody overstates their value to this place more than me.

But upon seeing how many day, I mean, it's really an act of heroism. It is.

I mean, what I've been doing at this place for the past two years, I mean, when you think about,

you're so underappreciated. When you think about great acts of American exceptionalism,

I'm not saying this is top five, like I'm not putting it at the level of storming the

Hillity Wojima. I'm not putting it at fighting at Gettysburg. I'm not putting it at Paul

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