Thank you very much for your time, and I'll see you in the next video.

Hello friends, Greg Kokol here. Stand the reasons the show. I am the host and glad to be with you today.

It's a little bit of an unusual day. I'm all scheduled in terms of the broadcast.

So you can't call in as you normally could 855-2439-775 on Tuesdays from 4 until 6 p.m. Pacific time.

Okay, because I'm not here on a Tuesday. It's actually Wednesday, and sometimes I anticipate times I'll be out of town.

So I come in for special shows, but we have a fabulous new thing that Amy, I think, thought up.

Was that you? Somebody else who did? Eric.

Derek. What's his name? I'll never forget what's his name. He's only been working here about 15 years.

Derek, one of our executive staff came up with the idea of having people have the ability to call in off hours or to record questions off hours either by phoning in 857-3425-787

or by going to the homepage str.org and then under podcasts and live broadcasts of feature there to be able to record a short question.

Like for a hashtag SCR ask, you know, Twitter length turns out they're not always Twitter length.

Some of them are 60 seconds fine. Some of them are here's a two-minute 21 seconds.

Most of them are under a minute and that's what we're looking for. Okay, if you can manage that.

And in recording them, that gives us a backlog of callers so that when I come in strange times like this to do broadcast that need to be done in advance,

I can draw from that that reserve of callers and answer personal questions.

It's also helpful to you because many people can't call in during the time that I'm on the show.

And also you can't get your question down into what 220 characters or whatever Twitter size for hashtag SCR ask with Amy and I.

So this gives you another opportunity. We actually have quite a backlog of calls and I try to move down these calls in order that they're given.

So if you've called in and haven't heard your year question dealt with yet, be patient.

It will eventually get to it and we'll get to a few of those today.

But I wanted to start with a reflection of something I remember from when I was a kid.

Now in our family, there were five kids and my mom and dad and actually for two years or so, we had a single mom with her two children that was living with us in our three all in our three bedroom apartment.

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