Well, it's up everybody. Welcome back to the kind of funny podcast. I'm your host, Nick

Scarpino alongside the second best baby blues and all of San Francisco. And I have it on

good authority, daily city as well. Mr. Tim. Great. Great. That's what you got for me.

I hate that. Oh, he is the Hispanic heart throughout Texas. Treat. Let's, you know, he

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Twitch.tv and deco des South San Francisco as well. East Bay is what I've also heard. Yeah,

everyone get ahead of yourself. Maybe Emery's old, but he's not. There's got to be some

baby blues and Berkeley that are kicking his ass right now. I want them to be the best

baby blues and Berkeley. Best days. And joining us for the first time ever as a guest on

his own podcast. He's been burdened the midnight oil at both ends. Ah, we love him. We know

him. We love him soon to be daddy. Mr. Greg Miller. Hello, Nick. Thank you for having

me on the show. Greg pleasure to have you look forward to having you on again as a guest

in the future. How are you feeling these days? You're like a month out from being the first

ever kind of funny dad. That's crazy. Right? Yeah. That's that's the crazy part about it.

It's like it just at this point, you've been a little bit of this false sense of security

that the baby's always going to be inside of Jen. Yeah. The pregnancy will continue to

go. It's for me every not right now or on the every other week. Uh, uh, OB appointment

where you go see the baby doctor or whatever. So it's not as egregious. But when we were doing

every month thing, that's really when it's a moment where everything stops. You know,

I mean, I'm not worried about work. I'm not worried about dinner. I'm not worried about

fertility or whatever. And Jen, you know, lays down and they check her stomach. I'm like,

God, you're huge. And you're bigger. You're only getting bigger. You know what I mean?

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