Hello, Cheyenne. Welcome to the menjroom.

Ola, gentlemen.

Ola!

So, as it happens, the last big thing I splurged on was when I came out to see y'all for

live night, which was a wonderful experience, and I would definitely do it again.

I think the coolest thing was we kind of had a little after thing at the Hooverville over there afterward, and there was a bunch of people that came up and shook hands of me and said it was great to meet me. I didn't even know that many people knew who I was, so that was pretty cool. How many flights did you take to get back? Three to get there, three to get back. God, man. So where do you, you're at what, South Dakota, Wyoming, South Dakota, South Dakota?

No, South Dakota.

All right, it's not like you are on the other side of the freaking planet, right?

I mean, it's South Dakota.

We're in Washington.

Where are all of your layovers just to get from there to here?

So basically you're looking at a layover in, uh, of your layovers just to get from there to here?

So basically you're looking at a layover in Denver, then Minneapolis, then Portland,

and then you get to Seattle.

You went to Denver, then to Minneapolis.

You kind of backtracked.

So you had four flights.

Yeah.

Yeah.

There's no easier way. I mean, even like, I don't know, wherever you are to Spokane and then Spokane to Seattle, I mean, there's nothing simpler than that. No, no. I mean, the only even remotely simple flight to get anywhere out of here is to Vegas, but that's pretty much. Vegas. Yeah. Yeah. So I'm going to assume that you're doing this again this year.

No, I would love to, but, and you will, you guys will see me again at some point. Okay. Yeah. That would be just a bit. Well, you know what? You're used to it. We're used to getting on a plane, and most of the flight times are going to be four to five hours to get to the East Coast, six to get back, and anything below that in my mind now, after being here for 21 years, is a short puddle jumper flight. That's where my kids are, man. It's amazing. If a flight's only two hours, I'm pumped. That's a nothing burger. I'll spend more time in the airport than the flight, right? Yeah.

But my kids just have been a lot of family on the East Coast, especially when they were little, and we'd fly out there more. There's always a six-hour trip, right? What my wife and I are used to, it's fine. It is what it is. The kids, six hours, minus will be a month and a half, right? So no matter where we go now, how long is the flight?

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