Thank you.

I'm We have established that we are going to be on the goose in the morning.

This is on the goose in the morning. This is on the goose in the morning

when we're not entertaining a huge number of guests.

I'm curious.

I don't think we've ever seen

what business as usual on the goose really looks like.

You know, yeah, like as opposed to sort of the performance we put on when people show up.

Because I imagine Jack might have been performing for a while, too, when Margaret was on the boat.

But like, there's a certain, like, oh, she's going to be sticking around

that happens where things will change. And, and, you know, I think that there's a little bit of,

boy, I've got, I've got the two phrases, one of which is anachronistic, which is like,

if you have time enough to lean,

there's time enough to clean.

Sure.

Where typically in the Navy, it's like, no, coil that rope.

No, do scrub this down.

There's always something to do.

Correct.

Now, the version of that on a boat, you know, like, it's not like we need to be ship-shaped

and Bristol fashion, which did you know that that comes from the fact that the Bristol

harbor was notoriously hard to get into?

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