Hey, Ebro-Lora Rosenberg. Good morning, everyone. Tis the season, man. Tis the season, Rosenberg. I'm going to keep it real with you. I have to take extra zinc and vitamin C. I feel like I'm getting sick.

Ugh. Already?

Yes. I'm like, I'm not with this. But remember, I have a five-year-old who's in the trenches. And when I mean the trenches, me means kindergarten, where it's walking, just walking viruses. I know. I'm not looking forward to that part. I'll be honest. Man, it's so annoying. Like, it really annoys me. Because I'm like, bro, like, as soon as Kenza comes home from school, I'm like, let's go. Wash your hands. Have my antide bacteria so ready to go. I'm not playing these games. I like wash hands. Everyone, I'm like a crazy person in this house. I'm like, as soon as people walk in, I'm like, wash your hands, wash your hands. And by the way, I don't think that's going to do it.

I believe it has something going to do it.

I believe it has something to do with it.

I mean, something, sure.

But like.

People cough in their hands, Rosenberg, and then open doorknobs and you know what I mean?

But I mean, when you have a little kid in kindergarten, it's all day, bro.

She's doing things all day. Yes, yes, yes, yes. But at least when I come home, you know, she comes home, I'm like, let's just try to keep this house germ-free as much as we can. Let me know how that works out this year. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Here I am, sniffling and sneezing, coughing. yeah i I think you just got to be, do whatever you can with the airborne and vitamin C, zinc, water all the time, do your best.

But for what I've been told by people, you might just be sick for like seven years straight.

I've definitely heard that for people.

Like someone in the house is sick for five years.

Yeah, man, it sucks.

And then there's like, I know you guys heard us talk about this,

but there's certain ones, ones that I'm just like,

oh my goodness, like the hand foot and mouth disease.

Oh, I just think, I don't know why Rosebitt. That's the one that I'm always like, oh my goodness, like the hand foot and mouth disease. Oh, I just think, I don't know why

Rosewood. That's the one that I'm always like, oh my God, like why? Why do you exist?

And isn't Kenza kind of past that one now?

Thank God. She hasn't, she, we've never gone through it in this house, but I just know what my friends have gone through. And I'm like, oh, man, that's tough. That's tough. But anyway, good morning, everyone. Good morning. Good morning. All right. Let's do it. What do we have? What are we doing? We're talking to our amigos, dude. We're going to play Lord and the Blueses.

Let's go.

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