Hello, Ramona. Welcome to the men's room.

Ramona. Ola, bidschers. Ola! Ramona. Have you ever met another Ramona? Actually, I have met a couple, but it is still fairly rare. Not my, Ramona. Mike, you said the only Ramona you knew worked with your dad back in the day. No, no, no, worked with my grandfather back in.

Oh, wow.

Yeah, my grandfather owned an auction down in Winlock, and she was, I don't know exactly what she did. I was too young at the time, but she worked in the office. See, if Ramona comes to a party, Ramona, I feel like you'd be the life of the party. Oh, Ramona's coming in a little while.

Just wait.

Yeah, sometimes.

All right, okay.

So what was your interaction with a critter?

Okay, so on the phone, I told Mike about an interaction with a cat and a dog, but now that you guys have defined critter, I also have a funnier one about a critter being a squirrel. Which would you like to hear? Sure, a squirrel. Yeah, it was

a squirrel. People know dogs and their behavior cats, but a squirrel, not sure. Okay,

so after our two older dogs have passed away, apparently my husband was missing us having pets.

So we trained the squirrels in our backyard.

There's about five of them, a family of five of them.

And so we trained them to take peanuts from our hands.

All right.

Are you training the squirrel to do that?

Are you feeding them? If my wife said, I have trained my husband to eat lasagna every time I make it, maybe that's true. But in my mind, like, she made lasagna. I'm going to go ahead and need that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Well, so, like, originally we would throw peanuts out there and feed them, but then we started

like handing them and holding on to them with our hands.

And there was two of them that got really comfortable just taking them from our fingers.

And one that would get really close but not actually take it from your fingers, so you

just have to drop it in front of

them so two of them we trained to take from our fingers how long would you hold the peanut in your

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