My dad celebrated a birthday last week and we were on, we're not doing shows.

So we are unable to wish him a happy birthday. So happy, belated birthday to my dad.

Happy birthday. He ate well, I know for his birthday, because I had a cake and ice cream

sent to his house and your parents, I believe, had pizzas sent to his house.

They did. If you have somebody in your world who's really tough to buy for,

go with their favorite foods. Yes, you can't lose.

It's a win-win. And with DoorDash and GropHub and stuff like that, it's super easy and they can

even, like, even if it's like gas station candy or something, you can get that door dash now.

Yeah, like if somebody who lives on the other side of the country is like, oh yeah, peanut M&Ms.

Do, Instacarnit. It's great. So that's what we sent to my dad. I will say that I'm thinking about,

while we're on the subject of my dad, I'm thinking that I might try to hire him.

I might see if he's interested in work. For what?

I get from him a condition, we've talked about it, where I cannot discard anything of value.

A pack rat. No, a pack rat, I think, is the type of person who goes

to garage sales or flea markets or whatever. Collect stuff.

And collect stuff. I don't think either one of us are pack rats. The problem is.

You have what if I need it later to see this? Yes.

Yes. And it's definitely hereditary.

It's definitely hereditary. But in the past 10 years or so, maybe a little bit longer, 15 years,

my dad has reversed that condition. And he is now eliminating clutter from his life at a record pace.

And it's amazing to watch. I am envious of that. So I'm thinking that if I-

I want to stick him in front of our storage unit.

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