PKN 472. 472 is a big number for a minor project. Have you also ran podcast?

I'm going to have to be hard-scoping. I'm dog sitting. My brother's dog. And as we clicked record,

the dog walked in from taking a nap and is now like walking amongst the electronics like behind my dad.

I'm like, eh, we don't need to be over there. Do we?

She almost wires their warm and comfort. You don't need to be over there.

They're challenging you.

A like black lab mix like a like a mutt mix, but I don't know what she's mixed with.

She's a good girl. She's like four, five years old, so she shouldn't be misbehaving.

It's a good spot. That's like to me, that is a really good dog. That is a dog that's it's a proper sized dog.

It's not a like stupid puppy, but it's not geriatric yet. That's yeah, that's where I like my dog.

I'm a fucking retard who bought white couches because it looked good.

And I'm like, I was putting I literally like couch cover. I put it in the wash and then forgot my other brother was dropping her off today.

And I was like, oh, so I like laid out a couple blankets on the couch and then was like in here doing stuff.

And like she has touched every part of my white couch other than the areas of blankets on it. Every part.

Tell me you don't have kids without telling me you don't have kids.

The white couches. Good guy.

No such a bad move.

You can't sit. You can't wear jeans on them like or pajama pants without like little there's an area of it that's like slightly like darker darker blue or black or whatever

because I have jeans and like dark pajama pants.

And just from sitting on it and that it like discolored it over the plastic.

Well, it never had plastic on it. I wasn't going to leave plastic on this stuff.

Did you know, did you have family who did that? I remember my grandma on my dad's side and a cat plastic thing on her couch.

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