All right, we're working on our ditty. We don't have a ditty yet. You didn't bring the guitar.

I did not bring the guitar, but we have a neighbor who's in a band called the Brill Babies.

Yeah. And he is a songwriter and a guitarist, and he's working on it. He's writing a song for us,

so we'll be playing that sometime in the near future. As soon as he is ready, we didn't want this to be a burden on him. You know what? It's kind of hard for you to look at you because your hair is a little nutty.

Why?

It's a little long.

I know, and I put a little bit of the moose in there.

Yeah, I can tell.

From yesterday.

No, I was going to say, you haven't combed it since you woke up this morning.

Yeah.

I suggested a hat and you said. Yes, it's part of my hygiene every other day.

Every other day.

Yeah, it's great.

That's disgusting.

All right, we are talking about a lot of different things today, but the first thing we want to talk about was the follow-up from last week's show.

About our injuries.

Because there's one thing that after we were done with our show, you're like, oh, man, I forgot to say something.

What I wanted to say was that when we were talking about our injuries, like our physical ailments,

that we always think about our physical ailments or anything that happens to us that's challenging as negative.

We always focus on, oh, you know, that happened to me and it hurts and, you know, this must be an awful thing

or poor me or, and the truth is that sometimes when we have a pain, if it be a physical

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