Hey, Stephen. I just got a lovely card in the mail from you and your wife. It has pictures of your baby.

What do I do with it? Do I, how long do I have to keep it? What's the rule?

You know, normally I just, I just look at it and go, oh, isn't that sweet? And then I throw it in the trash.

I don't know the, I don't know the rule. You tell me what the rule is. Bye.

Steven, your baby's card was very cute. Oh, did you like it? I did. I sat there on the

sofa. Actually, I got it like four days before, but I sometimes don't check my mail. And so then

I saw it in there and I was like, oh, what's this? It's from Stephen. Because Stephen

loves to send cards with pictures. Usually

it's, it's chip before the baby. Every holiday, there's always a holiday card. And then there

was the wedding. And then there was the hold the date. And the hold the date. I had to email

Steven, what's the date? Because I threw it out as soon as I got it. Because I was like, oh, this is nice. The whole point of a save the date is the save the

card. But I don't have anything on my refrigerator. I don't have anything like that. And so I get this

baby card and I'm like, oh, this is so pretty. This is very nice. Two really good photos from

Tiny Toes Adventures. And I'm like, open's trash can. I'm like, okay, the next thought in my head is,

well, how long do I need to keep this?

Can I just throw it out right now?

Because I got the card.

Like, what do I need to keep it for?

It was a very expensive card.

Do not throw that out.

How much is a card like that?

I think it came out to be like 75 cents a pop or something. Then you got to factor in stamps and all of that.

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