Welcome in to another episode of Real Conversations, Chase Parm and Benocratic here with you today.

I am in Oxford, Mississippi, Ben, somewhere along 30A.

He was not even sure what town or what a little community he was in, but he's in Rosemary. I'll go ahead and tell you now. That is where he is residing for the next couple days. He and his bum knee that he's improving here as the day moves on. So it could be back with you. Our apologies for last week. We'll get a little better schedule. We've had some stuff going on. That's kind of the purpose of the show is all the stuff that we have going on. But sometimes life takes precedent. And that is where we were sitting there for, I don't know, seven, ten days, something like that. But glad to be back with you as always this week. Benjamin, you got out, got a little brunch this morning, got your very, very, very slow walk in this morning as

as well. But look, I'll give you some credit. You've been hitting PT hard. You've been getting

a little better. You can bend the knee now.

You're in a different world than the last time we talked as far as some mobility standpoint.

And you're on the trip.

You're trying to take part of the trip.

So I will give you credit because it'd be easy to just sort of wallow in it still, kind of stay in bed, go, hey, y'all go or let's not go.

But you're trying to get the most

out of this little trip there to uh to 38 this week yeah i mean that that's the thing is is

um that first i guess the first two weeks as you know was was pretty rough i couldn't do anything and now

it's um with with therapy it gives me it's such a mental thing.

And so now I can kind of get out of bed without Hillary having to grab my leg and swing it around.

And I kind of swing the leg out.

But yeah, that walk we just did, man, it's very slow.

But again, I think it's good for my legs, the circulation.

I still have some swelling in my knee.

But, I mean, that's going to happen, you know, so.

But yeah, all in all, man, I'm getting better, but it's going to be a long process.

I just got to keep telling myself to be patient, you know.

You got the kids, though, with you.

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