Welcome to the shut down. No, no, no, no, no, not so fast, my friend.

Welcome you. Welcome to you. Oh, well, thank you. Hello stranger. Yeah. I took what,

five days off. Where you been? I've been in, took the kids to Colorado. Took them out

to let legacy pack 12 country, if you will, for a little VK, little R and R in the wild wilderness.

I got a couple of, I got a couple of lessons to share with, with both of you. Is one of

those lessons that the plural of moose is me. I tried to get my kids on the plural of moose

is me. But they, they refused to, they, they did say mooses. And I, yeah, I kept trying.

Jason, where do you stand on the plural moose debate? I like mooses. I like mooses a lot.

Mooses, it just makes sense to me, right? Because I think that's the funniest version too.

Meces, meces, meces also entertaining. You know what? Isn't entertaining? Walking up to one

like 20 feet away and not seeing it until your 19 feet away. Oh, you added a moose in the wild.

I did. The moose did not forcibly block me. I decided not to follow. I was walking. This was not,

by the way, an unpopulated area. This was about two minutes walk from where I was staying,

which was not exactly in the middle of the woods. It was more like glamping, right? A cabin,

a cabin with acceptable cable television. It's probably the best way to put it. Walking with the

kids at not an unreasonable hour, not like, oh, five in the morning. No, no, no. It was like,

it was like 9 a.m. And just walking up and thought, wow, I don't know. Maybe we'll see a moose. Oh,

hey, look at that. Yeah, there's six feet tall at the shoulders. This was a juvenile bowl,

but already on the kind of big-ish side with the horns and had to do the, had to do the immediate pivot

on the heel, walked about 50 feet backwards, put something big, a truck in this case between me,

the kids and the moose. Now, how hard was it to get the children to pivot?

It was easy to get one to pivot, though he was asking neither of my children are really

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