Yeah, meeting a group. We haven't booked our trip yet because I'm still waiting on that job, but now I'm like, you know what, I haven't heard back. So let's book this thing with some refundable tickets. And this way when I book it, they'll call me for the job and then I'll have a job, but then I don't get to see my parents. Hey guys, episode 92. Woo. I know. We have an exciting, oh, Jersey number. Yeah. You just usually skip over it, but now that's my new thing. I don't why. Well, I'm very impressed that you know the football players. He sadly passed away, but he was one of the greats, defensive lineman. For bears. For the Packers. Did you play for the Packers? The Eagles for a long time and I might have played for the packers too. Okay. Anyways, yeah, we've exciting day today. I'm so excited. Jeff and I have never, um, we've lived here seven years and we've never gone to the Georgetown Loop, uh, here in Colorado. It's kind of like a little polar express, uh, something very festive. Santa gets on the train ride and you ride through the mountains. I'm very excited about it. I love a train ride. I'm like a little kid when it comes to train rides. When I did that show around the world for free, I used to love just taking train rides through the country wherever I was in. And just such a different experience. Like I was on one in India and like everybody smoking on there,

but they had like a little bar cart

and we sat in the back with like the windows open, totally different experience. There's like a hole in cutting the floor where you go to the bathroom. Oh. Just a wild experience, wild experience. But I still love it. Whoa, wait. There's no toilet. Nope, there's a hole and you just go on the tracks.

Ew.

Yeah, I mean different countries, different strokes, you know? How do you wipe? They have toilet paper on the side? I think so. I don't remember having to do that, but yeah, I would assume that's what you do. Oh, no, no, no. But so that was a little rougher. India, the conditions were a little bit rougher in certain areas, but there's also super

nice train rides like in Japan. Wow, those trains are so nice. They have like luxury dining cards. It's just really expensive. So depending on where you're at, what part of the countries you're at, you know, the train rides vary. But I love them. I mean, I do like the luxury ones that are very cool,

but I don't mind the ones that just kicking back,

trying to live like a regular person in that area.

We were going to... I love them. I mean, I do like the luxury ones that are very cool, but I don't mind the ones that

just kicking back, trying to live like a regular person in that area. We were going to take a train ride one year from here, from Denver, Colorado to Union Station, and Chicago instead of flying. We were going to change it up. But why did we choose not to? We were, we're the kids still young and and we were just kinda like,

if we're all in the train and they get crazy, we're stuck.

I think that's what we were in.

And ended up being the... But why did we choose not to? We were, we're the kids still young and we were just kind of like, if we're on the train and they get crazy, we're stuck.

I think that's what we were thinking.

And it ended up being the same price.

As an airline train.

So I was like, why not just get there? Cause that's an overnight train that we would take. I do want to still do that because like I said, I love a train ride and you and with us,

you could get your own cabin.

So like you could get a four person overnight cabin

and the beds just pull down from the walls.

I just thought that'd be something cool and different to get from Colorado, Chicago by train and it ends at Union Station in Chicago. Have my parents come get us. But that's something I still want to do. It looks really pretty at Union Station because I always try to go see my grandparents. If I, If I'm in Chicago, I always try to go see my grandparents because they are getting older.

They're in their 80s. try to go see my grandparents. If I, if I'm in Chicago, I always try to go see my grandparents

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