P.K.N. 604.

How's it going on?

Going all right.

Taylor, after the drinking episode, the next day, how did you feel?

Morning was tough.

You texted the next morning.

You're like, I woke up like, what would you say?

You woke up like that wrestler who just like sits oh yeah the undertaker yeah

I did that too at like four in the morning with just the most dehydrated mouth and just had to

solve that a bit but by mid-afternoon the next day I was still feeling rough but not as bad as I feared

but it wasn't until like Sunday morning that like I felt like, all right. I feel good enough to like lift and whatnot today. Like I didn't really remember what I did after the show. That's nothing. Kyle, you go. My, my girlfriend was like, you came in here and you you were you played with the dogs for five minutes

and then you went to bed and you didn't wake up until noon the next day and he's like yeah 12 hours

I don't remember much of it I only drank eight or nine beers but I literally like the

there are memories of the of the show that come back to me like as the days have gone on where I met I miss remembered or completely forgot stuff that we talked about. Yeah that was fun. The next morning my wife was like, are you feeling okay from that fall last night? And I was like, oh, I was like, what are you talking about? And she's like, yeah, I figured you wouldn't remember. But in the middle of the night while you were sleeping, you like rolled out of bed and it must have been, I was asleep too, but it must have been an aggressive role because it sounded like someone was breaking in. And I was like, well, I don't feel sore this morning. So that's good. But then I was getting in the shower, big bruise on my thigh. So just I fell out of the bed so hard. I bruised myself. Yeah, and I, you know, that's the first time I've fallen out of bed since the great addition of the second ass crack. Yeah, the cratering incident. Yeah, the great cratering. I don't roll around in bed, like, clearly, because I've slept on, but prison was a bunk bed and, like, I've never fallen out of a bed ever. It's a little bit of fear, I suppose, because in prison, they said that some people roll in their sleep, and they would roll off the top bunk on the concrete and, like, you're really severely injured, because you're kind of high. of high you're like seven feet up. I'd have to insist on lower

bunk if I went to prison.

Yeah, there's no insisting. They kind of

let you know where you're going to be.

If I ever go to prison,

I'm going to be taking instructions.

You're an old timer.

Get on the top bunk.

I'm like, so is this too sloppy or you like it?

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