As of yesterday, the baby growing inside of Cali was 10 weeks along. And I have, for the past several

weeks, been referring to it by the food that Cali's app says that it's the size of. So like for

a minute, it was blueberry, right? Yeah, you like house the bloops. Right. And then it was,

what was it? Was it a pecan half? Yeah. Last week. This week, I have to ask Cali how the cum

quats doing. I honestly don't even know what a cum quad is. I don't think I've ever heard of that

my entire life. It looks like an orange. I've heard of it. Is it like a clementine? No idea.

Like a tiny orange? No idea. Never heard of it. Couldn't identify it in the grocery store.

I don't know. And I feel like there are other foods they could have chosen. There's got to be another

food in existence. Because if somebody asked you, you would have to say, that's the size of a cum

quat. Maybe like, excuse me. Katie Burke asked me because she had some ideas. We were brainstorming

ideas for the pick me up today for just expanding it and whatever. And she goes, hey, we used to

are sending me, you know, like what they're comparing the food, like the baby to the food.

And I was like, yeah, sure. And I screen shot at it. And I sent it to her and she and I used the

same app. And she's actually the one that told me about this app. I used it for fertility tracking

and stuff. And she goes, yes, the cum quad. I remember that one. And I go, oh, so you know what it is.

And she's like zero clue. It's just week 10 week 10 week 10 is the cum quad week. So I'm speaking

of the pick me up newsletter are email company, not Katie, but the company that holds our database

and all that other stuff. I'm has been having some technical problems. So hopefully, knock on

wood, you'll get the pick me up newsletter today. No one is more annoyed by it than Katie Burke.

Well, she puts so much work into it. It's so aggravated by it. And it's cool to see how excited

she gets by the pick me up every week. So just a reminder, how much she loves it. It's nobody's

fault. It's just one of those technical things. And then I would imagine the company that runs it

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