So we were just talking about this off the air, but I, I, I assume that this is a thing

that a lot of people, if not close to like everybody, have thought about and kind of fantasize

about, but did you ever wish that you became a private investigator?

Man, of course. Like you follow.

Sounds fun. When I see them on, but you're on, so your uncle had credentials, right?

Well, yeah, he was a homicide detective and retired and then became like, I think he was

just a private eye. Yeah.

And then went to work for like an insurance company, like, you know, busting people saying

their TV was stolen or whatever, when it wasn't right.

So that's going to talk to him and be like, oh, so where was the TV?

Right. Yeah. What did it look like?

Got a picture or anything in the house that shows the TV like I, there's no

indentures. I remember there's no indentures on the car. He said it was a TV TV.

I look it up on Best Buy TV weighs 400 pounds. Like there should be like, don't

have a receipt. Yeah, it's weird. I don't know where it was sitting. No indentures.

It wasn't over there in the air. Where was it right there? There's nothing.

I always wonder what they get paid because you see these guys. It's usually guys

whatever reason. I've seen some women doing it, but they're, they're sitting in their

office. They've got a case that they've been working on sometimes for years, right?

Like, oh, this family hired me because their daughter's missing and they don't think

the cops are doing a good enough job. I wouldn't do that. And I think, man, how much

I feel like that's a scam. I wouldn't be good at it. Like if I would say like, if my

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