All right, Patrick Roycee.

Now, I want to wish all you guys a happy drinksgiving.

I know Pat's been sober for like 40 years.

Yes.

But Declan was just lamenting that this is like Declan's almost 30.

And this is the first time basically in 10 years that he hasn't had plans on drinks giving here.

Well, and I think the tradition all started, didn't it with, okay, your high school friends

would go to colleges all over the country, right?

And everybody would come back on, you know, they'd catch that flight out on Tuesday night,

get here on Wednesday, and all hell would break loose.

And the problem now is Facebook.

And there's like people posting things every day all year.

And so you get to keep up with those people.

And then you get to discover maybe I don't really want to hang out with those people based on the things they post on Facebook.

Oh, yeah, because the night would start with, you know, hey, what's, what's, what's going on?

And, you know, how's, you know, how's, who's your roommate and stuff like that?

And then you all end up face down on the floor.

It was great.

It was great. It was great. But much like every great drinking day or night, it lost its, it's luster when it got too popular.

Yep.

So like, because we did it.

Yeah.

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