Welcome back Retail Therapy.

My name's Will Barrett.

How we living?

We're living great. I was just bragging to the

fellas out in the out in the bullpen just a minute ago, but we're here. We're recording on

President's Day. So well, well ahead of when we'll actually release this episode, but I'm feeling

so good because a very, a very rare

occurrence has, has happened today. And that is that I have the day off, yet somehow my daughter's

daycare is still open. So I just had, you know, I dropped her off at daycare and then I just

had myself a morning, Will.

I mean, a few and far between.

Yeah, a few and far between.

I didn't even know that this was a thing that could happen.

Yeah.

Until about a week ago when I looked and I realized that she didn't have today off.

And I was like, oh my God.

So it. Do you ever feel guilt like survivors guilt? Well, my guilt today is that Laura does not have today off. Okay. So, so that,

yeah, yeah, that that's where my, y'all are all on different waves today. Right. All we're all on

different waves. I do not feel guilty about taking Ella to daycare because they're just honestly, I think she's, I think she has more fun there, man, you know? Yeah, probably. Probably. Like, when on days off at home, we just like bounce around from like her nursery to the playpen in the front room to like her other little like pack and play in the living room

to like walking around looking at the art on the like it's you know there's not that much like then we

go outside her daycare is us going out to have a beer yeah you know yeah yeah yeah day care there's

flex your new clothes yeah the world is always i was so if we're going to continue on kid stuff, I was told the other day that we needed to buy some new shoes for our older son. And I went off. Yeah. I got three pairs. And she's like, we don't need three pairs. I'm like, well, I got three pairs. Who told you that he needed... Like, your wife told you he needed new shoes? Oh, okay. He's not fitting. It wasn't like the daycare was like, hey. His shoes aren't. His shoes. No. No. No, Sally said I need to get new shoes and I was like, all right. Well, we're, we, so, um, Ella is eight months and she is like crazy mobile. She's pulling up on everything. She's like cruising the furniture and all, like, crawling all over the place. And so like it's about time for her to get some little like, like something more than socks. But it's hard. Because I, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, shoes, as it were. it's not it's you know it's not really it's not

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