Welcome to Michigan Hockeycast 8.11, where we wish you a Merry Christmas and a happy blue year. Alex, do you go to the post office?

Not much.

Have you ever? Yes. Well, I don't know. You could have other people drop things off. What would you need to go to the post office for? Usually to buy stamps. Wait. What? To buy stamps? I'm posted stamps. Yeah. I know what a stamp is. Do you mail things? Yeah. Like, cards? Yeah. You've never sent me a card. I've given you a card. You have given me a card. Well, you could mail me one. It's fun to get mail. you you have this is the second time in like three weeks where you have just completely like rug pulled me to the point of where I don't even know how to respond. I had to go to the post office. Okay. Because I had my, all of my family has conspired to live as far away from

me as possible. So I have to send them their Christmas presents. And like I was pulling into the,

to the parking lot. And it, and then you see the people walking in and out. And I had to be the youngest person by like 35 years.

And I'm not like the youngest person in the world, but I'm still pretty young.

But I was just like, I don't think people my age or younger go to the post office.

And then I started thinking about it was like, they probably don't.

There is a big problem I know.

And I'm guilty of this in the past. Okay. Of younger people

not, like, checking their mail. You mean like the mailbox? Yeah. So like it, well, you live in an

apartment. Right. I still have a mailbox. Do you ever check it? Well, yeah. Now, because there was a

period of time that I wasn't and then they... But do you get mail?

That's the thing.

I don't really, but I get mail.

It's just not anything that's useful.

Because you don't get bills in the mail, do you?

I do get bill.

I get from like my apartment complex.

They send me bills in the mail.

But it's also available online, so I never... Right.

Most things are...

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