Hey there, this is The Too Far Pod with Robbie Hoffman and Rachel Colley.

And we don't believe in the vaccine.

Robbie doesn't, maybe Robbie doesn't, I do.

And this is the perfect dynamic and type of topics that you can come to expect upon listening and stuff

like this.

Today's one of those days, Jess.

You caught us on one of those days where Robbie has been a menace since she woke up.

Yeah, I see that.

I see that.

No, that's not true. I'm receiving it. The whole thing is Robbie. I'm supposed to have a new computer. No, I see that. I see that. I'm getting that energy. I'm receiving it.

The whole thing is, Robbie. I told. No, it's not just the computer. It's the timing too.

Yes. Well, I had, you don't know the expenses that A track is off, is out. I have this.

So why'd you buy a house? Because I thought I would be working. And then everybody went on strike and I voted no and they still made me strike. Robbie on the record I voted no. I did vote no. Everybody looked at me. No, I know, I know. I know who I'm talking to right now. I'm not like. Jess, it's amazing to have you. It's like this big house. It's a 600 square foot little piece.

Okay,

she's bragging. She's bragging, though. But it's like literally, I've worked my whole life. And I don't even know how much longer this is going to be able. I can keep this afloat. And now you're making me, you're throwing on new computers. I wouldn't need a new computer

if not for this

Bacucta podcast. We have money in the Patreon.

Let's take some money and buy me some equipment.

We're not using Patreon money to buy you a computer. So it could buy you a computer. Give me your old computer. I don't care. I'm not giving you a computer. I'd be willing to do that. Guess what, Robbie. It's about priorities because I, the day, the first day that I had my writing job two years ago I wasn't

getting paid I had just quit my day job

as a barista and nanny

and my computer broke on day one

...