Good morning, good morning everybody. Happy Tuesday, September the 5th. How are you

doing? And how is that coffee tasting on this fine taco Tuesday? Welcome to the new show

time folks for today. Tomorrow we're doing the show at 7 a.m. Just FYI. But today, if you guys

listened last week, you know that Dave had his first drop off at kindergarten. So, Dave, how did

the first drop off go on the first day of school? Oh, it's typical. We knew he was going to cry.

That happens, man. I remember crying when I was a kid. Oh, yeah. I felt bad though for the kids

dude that had ride the bus. Dude, that's even worse than going to school because you're put

into the bus with all the older kids and you hop on, you're like, oh my gosh dude. And nobody's

there to be like, come on man, come sit down. It's like the bus driver just get the hell on.

Let me get through my morning. No yelling on the bus. I just watched that yesterday. I

are two days ago. You just get thrown into the fire when you ride the bus. You really do, man.

And that's, that's like a class all on itself for kids. I mean, you really learned some shit

on the bus. You really do. So it's not a bad idea to have your kid ride the bus. Yeah, but

maybe on the first day it'd be good to bring him. I understand if you can't, but

yeah, it's different too. If you know, like we have a couple neighbors that ride the bus and,

but we haven't really met him yet. So if we got to know them and be a little different like,

hey, can you watch out for him? Should I even give you a five bucks? Like, does the bus go straight

to the school or is there a transfer? I believe it's straight to the school. Okay, because that's

where it gets a little sticky. If you have to transfer buses, especially if you're in kindergarten

first day, you know, oh, that's tough. But again, good learning experience might traumatize you

for a little bit, but and then so your other son who is closer to my daughter's age, he's at

daycare by himself now. He doesn't have his brother and he was really sad this morning, right?

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