Well, hi, everybody.

It's your clearly, well, you're not seeing this on video, but I'm wearing a extremely gay shirt that you'll see on Sunday's episode.

We'll just tease it like that.

If you're extremely gay or very heterosexual, like I went to a fish concert as a straight white man. I like that. But welcome to NMR and chicken and disturbed. I'm your mother, John. Here with your father, Darren. I'm your father, God. Father John God. Darren. Hmm. Interesting. Let's think about that. Yeah, let's just take a beat and think about that one. I missed you, and I'm back in L.A. How is it feel to be back home? And my microphone is better. It's good. I got out. I've been telling you I've been taking like the Like, I take, like, the 6 a.m. Yeah, yeah.

Because they tend to not be delayed, and it turned out that I probably, well, going west, I think, was fine.

But my flight wasn't delayed, but out, I guess because of hurricane season, obviously, like all flights basically up and on the East Coast on Sunday, I think it was.

We're grounded, basically.

So it's kind of weird because I miss I miss thunderstorms.

Like I really miss a thunderstorm.

Okay.

You don't see those much, right?

Like, it'll rain here, you know, and obviously, like, there's a mist living on the water

sometimes, but it's not, and even though it has been rainier than previous years, because it certainly has since I've moved here, I'm A, mostly away for it, and you don't get thunder, really. Right. I never thought about that in L.A. Because you do get rain, but not thunder. It's like, to me, I mean, I'm sure it happens in the Midwest. I don't know.

I'm just saying like to me it's such an East Coast thing in comparison of the coastal regions. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I miss it. And so being, it's nice being back home. It's always weird being in New York a little bit for me now. Yeah. Just feeling, I think, a little bit unsettled. and also like LA feels like my home.

Yeah, I can imagine at this point, right?

It just feels like my home.

Yeah, I can imagine at this point, right?

It just feels like my home. It's where your stuff is. It's where you're making, living with your, your girly friend. Yeah, it's my girly friend. Are you what? What are you going to say? Where I flopped down at the end of the day. We're magic dreams of flopping down at the end of the day.

He flops. Oh, he sure.

Uh, no. He doesn't flop. He plops. He plops. He slops and plops. Absolutely. We've got to make that the show episode. Flops and plops. Well, glad that you're back home. Thanks.

I need to use my public platform to address something that I think a lot of us are victims, too.

By the way, Darren has more airplane complaint, so get ready for that.

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