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Thank you. Hey, this is Tray.

Hey, this is Trey.

Thank you for joining us for a Thursday edition of our podcast as we make our way through May of 2026, which I didn't really think I'd make it to May of 2026.

I remember sitting in church on New Year's Eve night, 1999. And if you told me that I'd be

still kicking 26 years from then, I'm not sure I would have believed you, but here I am, at least for

the start of the podcast. I don't know how things are

going to turn out as the podcast progresses, but at least for the start of it, I'm here.

Well, we're glad you here, Trey. Thank you. I did not have a ton of conviction behind it,

but thank you anyway. I just was preparing for what you were going to say next. I don't know what

I was going to say next, but I mean, you got to work on your theatrical skills

if we're ever going to get you into law.

Well, we know that's not going to happen.

We're going to keep you in the law your spot.

You don't believe with a lot of conviction.

Well, we are glad you're here.

That's one of the greatest pieces of advice I ever got from the late great David Calhoun

Stevens, who said, the key to being a good prosecutor, Trey, is sincerity.

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