Hey, everybody, welcome to another edition of the Shane Anything podcast, Doug Williams and Andy Martino with you this week.

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Andy, how are you doing on this, Randy Monday?

You know, I like rainy fall days, Doug.

I find them relaxing.

There's an inherent pressure in a nice day that you have to maximize it and do something.

But on a rainy day, you have the excuse to stay in.

So it's more emotionally doable to me.

It's like, well, it's a crappy day so I can just be a loser.

It's like, you know, lower expectation. I totally agree

with you. And I'm also, a couple days ago, I decided, okay, you know, I live in New York City.

Every morning, instead of making coffee at home, even though it's, it's the wrong choice for my,

you know, budget and money spending, every morning I should walk to go get coffee because it's a's the wrong choice for my you know budget and money spending every morning i should walk

to go get coffee because it's a good way to just like get out get some steps in and you know i

spend the rest of the day in the apartment like a hermit other than the show and i'm so far over for

i have not done that yet uh today i was like i'm not going out in that no chance. It's just not the right thing to do. So I made coffee at home. I haven't left yet. I think that's a good idea overall, especially a pandemic idea, because you're not paying for the coffee. You're paying for the experience of the fresh air. And you never know what you're going to, I ran into someone very interesting at my local Starbucks,

uh, just last week because I forced myself to do the same thing. You don't have life experiences when you don't leave your house. And that's, they forget during a pandemic. Although this is a life

experience. This is, we're in our own homes, but we're doing a podcast, which you know what I mean.

You don't have random life experiences of things. You got to leave your house to really live your life, in my opinion.

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