Hey, Lauren. Hi, Bobby. Hello. Hello. You know, it's creepy. What? Yes. I was going to say every

thing. Yes. That's the end of the podcast, but including restaurants. In essence, you're having a

stranger. Yeah. Make food for you in a facility that you don't know, like, what kind of ingredients

they're actually using, how clean it is, how, I don't know, if the person making your meal is sick

or not. Yeah. If any blood gets into anything, like, you don't know, sicknesses, diseases,

you're, this is going to a restaurant is a very trusting exercise. Really is. And after talking

with my friend Sean, AKA Olaf, my trust for restaurants has gone down. I forgot you've never

worked at a restaurant. I have never worked at a restaurant. It was not for you. You work at a

restaurant. I think you already know that you should not trust restaurants fully. Yeah, I think

when you go to a restaurant, you just need to like kind of like let it go and just accept whatever's

going to happen. Yeah. I think something else that I've come to learn over the years is it's like,

I know my dad said this, like, you'll get like angry or upset when like he goes to like Taco Bell,

like a fast food place. They're like, how could you get me to order? And I started thinking,

and I don't know if he said it or heard of some else, but you got to realize, like, these are people

working mostly minimum wage jobs. They don't want to be there. Yeah, I don't agree at a fast food

employee or even a restaurant for you for the best. I don't get mad at anybody. Actually,

let me just be clear. It takes a lot for me to actually. But I started to be more like conscious of

that. Like when I'm out eating and something happens that is relatively reasonable or easily

fixable, I just am very calm and nice. And I've learned to just let it go. Now when you're waiting

over an hour for your food at a very nice restaurant that you've been to for the first time,

it can be a little upset. Are you talking about when we were at my parents at one time?

That was ridiculous. Yeah, that was that was that. In that case, it would be nice to say,

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