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Welcome to Country Squire Radio on Bo.

And I'm John David.

Jay-D. Hey, Bo. Good afternoon, man. Man, good afternoon to you, too, sir. How are you doing today? I'm doing pretty good. Actually, pretty good. It's weird. It's surprising. You know, I feel uplifted and energized and, man, eager to talk about pipe tobacco. And, yeah, and it's kind of in spite of myself. It's great. Yeah, yeah. No, man. That's good. That's good. We need, we need this, man. We need it. We need good energy. We need it. Bad. Dude, can I just, can I just tell a brief story? I mean, why wouldn't you? Absolutely.

We were, my father-in-law, who lives in South Florida now, they were in New England and moved down there to be closer to wife's grandmother.

Anyway, he had a heart attack, and he's okay.

Everything's fine.

But it did triple bypass surgery, and so, you know, we load up my wife and the kids.

We get in the car and we're, you know, racing down to South Florida and all that kind of stuff.

And on the way back, okay, we encounter a gas crisis because someone blew up a pipeline or something or a pipeline went.

You know, the gas pipeline went out and no one in the country can get like, you know, fuel for their car, right? And so you've got that. And all these people are buying gas so you can't, you couldn't get gas. It was like hoarding. You know, people are putting gas in their water bottles instead. It's the most ignorant thing ever. And so we finally found it at this little country gas station in the panhandle of Florida coming back home.

And are forced to pull over at a hotel that night because we got delayed by this gas crisis.

So the Hampton Inn conveniently puts the microwave at eye level for a 19 month old, right?

Of course.

Yeah.

Like you do.

Absolutely.

As you do.

And so I'm down at the car, getting our luggage back up and all the stuff.

And my wife, she's taking care of the infant, you know, we've got a six week old.

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