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Lesson's nice and chilly. And the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. I love that. Love it on Halloween.

The movie was out again that you just played. I just watched that movie for the first time.

Oh, yesterday, the movie was time. Geez. Haven't seen it. And you haven't even never seen it.

Holy cow. I did you like it? I liked it. I liked it. It was me and my two year old. It's weird,

but it is weird. Yes, but it's Tim Tim Burton. Tim Burton. Yeah. Yeah. But all his stuff is

weird anyways. My youngest son is a huge Tim Burton fan. I think he does. And so we've seen

the movie a billion times or more, probably more than a billion. Um, so yeah. Uh, I'm not a huge

fan of it, but it's, you know, I like this song. It's fun because it's Halloween. You know,

yeah, it's kind of to me. It was a weird mixture of Halloween and Christmas, which I don't

necessarily dig. It's, uh, well, obviously that's what they meant it to be. But I just find that

kind of disconcerting, frankly. Uh, in fact, you know, as a Christian Halloween is just a weird,

I love it. Hmm. But it's a, it's a weird phenomenon, isn't it? You're celebrating

ghouls and goblins and ghosts and vampires. Right. Evil things. It's just kind of weird.

Yeah. It's kind of weird. In fact, my wife was like, I'm not going to put up any of that stuff

this year. Oh, really? I couldn't do that. Yeah. Oh, she took a stand. Yeah. She took a stand.

Yeah. We'll have popkins up and eat fall leaf colors, but that one, we're not doing any of

the spooky. Oh, so normally you guys have the scary stuff. Yeah. We have some, you know, skeletons

around, which is brew or, you know, something, but not this year. Okay. So that was whatever.

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