3, 2, 1, and hey, Julie, we're back.

Yes, it's been quite the week, hasn't it?

Yeah.

People are saying that that was the longest month-long week that we've had in a long time.

So, in case you're a first-time listener, don't think this is our normal format for our podcast.

This is our informal Sunday debrief at the beach and today we're actually at our house

which is conveniently located. Guess where at the beach here in Dorado, Puerto Rico. So this has been a

crazy week. I was on an interview. You know what? Can I confess? You don't even remember which one do you?

I don't even remember which one. I don't honestly, I have to constantly be looking at my computer just to even remember

what day it is.

Because I'm just working nonstop right now, answering all these questions and emails from

all these people.

So I was on a, somebody else's podcast, David Fanow, I think.

And again, I don't remember.

Anyway, it was shocking when he and I were sort of thinking about how long ago it was where everything was just completely, totally and completely normal and everyone's saying it's the best economy ever.

And it was three weeks ago.

And I know that because essentially the world came to an end literally on your birthday, Julie.

I know.

I think that's very ironic and I don't know.

I feel very weird about that.

But I'm sure we'll remember it, you know, just like we remember certain other dates of when the world changed.

This is certainly a dramatic version of it.

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