Hi you guys guys want some cookies cookies cookies Welcome back to the garage. Welcome to another edition of the throwback

podcast. My name is Dan Hansis. I'm joined as I always am by my bosom buddy Bobby Kestin, hey Bob.

Hey buddy, what's up? How you doing tonight?

Oh, I'm doing six feet away.

Yeah, you are, at least. I think you're like six and a feet away yeah you are at least I think you're like six and a half now

Six is taking it personal that you're not only six feet away feels distant

I like distance I'm all about this social distancing. It's all the

rage right now. No you're not. You're a very social person. This is killing

you. I know I this I'm I'm basically depressed now right this is still happening and and the longer it goes on

the longer it goes on the closer it will push me to madness is where I kind of I see

where this is going now and the worst thing is is that I'm the luck I'm one of the

lucky ones you know I still have a job yeah I'm one of the lucky ones. I still have a job. Yeah. I'm healthy. My family's healthy and yet I'm miserable. And I guess what I'm trying to say Bob is I want people to really focus their sympathy

toward me just because I feel bad.

I don't think anybody realized how bad this whole situation was until they heard that you're not happy right now.

I feel a little blue, Bob.

Yeah, why are you rubbing your tummy when you say I feel a little blue?

That was weird.

Yeah, you're, you're a very social person.

I like doing things. I'd say you're definitely more social than me, but I like, like throwing the kids in the car and doing things.

Like, getting out, and we can't do that. So I am depressed because it's like every day I want to go do things.

I can't do things.

I would say that you are more social than me, but your social habits are more interesting in that you like more

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