You know that big button that says record.

That says record.

Thank you.

That we've been doing for 200 episodes.

For 200.

Plus the other podcast, 500.

Got it.

Got it.

Hi, everybody.

Welcome to the new episode of NMR.

Good morning.

Good afternoon.

Good evening.

Wherever you are, I'm your mother, John, and this is your father, Darren. Hi. Hi. I just felt like you weren't wondering where the record button was. And so I just had to remind him because it's not an important button at all when you're doing a podcast. It's probably the least important button. Well, I sometimes, you know, when you come on Zoom and like everything's a little bit different and then the last time because it updates itself and, you know, I just had to make sure I knew where it was. It's fair. Darren, I am back from my first grader illness that I had last week, also known as strep.

You had full-blown strep.

I mean, I've had friends that have gotten strep.

I've, luckily, thankfully, have never had it.

My brother used to get it, you know, in school.

I mean, people just get it.

I feel like, you know, but it's like, strep is one of those things that makes me sort of wish I probably had COVID over strep because strep seems like a nightmare. Every time I have a sore throat, I like, it's like the worst thing to me. Yeah. Well, the good news here, I let me tell you though, the difference between, well, first of all, COVID is, of course, a virus. Strip is a bacterial infection.

So actually, you kind of want to get strep because you can take antibiotics and it gets rid of it right away.

I was feeling better within, I'm not exaggerating, eight hours because the antibiotics just worked that fast because it's a bacterial thing.

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