All right. So I got any email yesterday that again induced a little bit of anxiety.

But the date of the cookout is blank at blank. I heard you on the show practicing for

the cookout based on what I've heard. I think you're about 20% ready.

And then the way I joke. Yes, that bill. And then you wrote in all the capital letters.

I'm a little weary of this sentence. I have a lot of family ready to welcome you in

their own special way. Hope you're ready. What does that mean? That can mean a lot.

What does that mean? What do you think? I have a lot of family ready to welcome you in

their own special way. Hope you're ready. So that's right. That does get.

Yes, it's a threat of a good time. Yeah, exactly.

A threat of love. We're going to get shot with love. That means we'll be like the main

attention. No, at the cookout. So one family member is going to be very difficult for me.

Just a blend in. One family member is definitely going to have a nickname already ready for you.

Okay. Don't know what it's going to be. Just be prepared. It's going to be something off the wall.

That has nothing to do with you. You won't like it. You have to pretend like you do.

Okay. You have to embrace it, right? Have to. You can't say no. I don't want that nickname.

No, it's a right of passage. If you get a nickname, that means they like you.

Okay. And the worst the nickname is the more they actually like you.

It really has the way it goes. Okay. Someone's going to embrace you and say,

hi, sugar. Just just take the hug. I don't say, hey, I'm sorry. I'm diabetic.

He was right. That 20% right.

Checking my glucose levels right.

So before we get into the fun part of this, let me just address a couple of virtual listeners

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