Where was it you were hanging out?

I was hanging out in my friend who I hadn't seen in a really long time.

Somebody I don't usually see over like when I go to visit, but in their two kids

playroom area. That makes sense. Was it just you in there by yourself? Were they like, go play there? No, there were no children in there. It was me and my, and my pal who I hadn't seen in a really long time. That makes it sound better. No, and it was fun. I mean, that was the one place in the house because there were like children sleeping and doing things. So we couldn't really like be out in the living room. So she was like, hey, I know where we could go. Let's go to the playroom. Uh-huh. All right. Hello, everyone. This is Fun and Playroom Radio. I'm Greg Debbler here with Sarah Stiland. Thank you so much for joining us. Wherever and have you listened, thank you for doing all of that. This is our last show of 2025.

And, of course, leaving 2025, I've got a cold that has come on over the last several days.

It's one of those that's not enough to like knock me out, but just enough to suck.

Oh, yeah.

And so I'm fighting that. I've got myself some hot apple cider with I dumped a vitamin C thing in it on top of that. What else is in there Greg? Yeah, a little bit of whiskey. Of course. That's the best remedy to be able to burn some of that stuff off. I'm gonna burn it out of me. That's science right now. Burn it out. Yep, medical. Medical science. Medical science would agree with you. Yeah. So anyway, I will go as long as my head allows me to.

But... That's science. Burn it out. Yep. Medical science. Not just science would agree with you.

Yeah.

So anyway, I will go as long as my head allows me to. But yeah, talking about over these last few days, Sarah and I both went to our respective Christmases. Yeah, I haven't seen you on. We'll have a good holiday. I did. I had a good one. I worked. Christmas or Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

Oh, okay.

Yeah, which...

I knew you said you were going to do that.

I didn't know as you did. Well, I worked New Year's Eve and Christmas, or Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Oh, okay.

Yeah, which...

I knew you said you were going to do that.

I think the last time that I think I worked on Christmas Day, I was trying to think about this, actually worked on it, was working at the radio station.

This is in like 2008 or something when there was a big winter storm or seven.

I can't remember which one. And I was doing

overnights on KUFO and a big snowstorm came in while I was at the station. I just kept watching

it pile up and watching it pile up around my truck and I'm like, uh, uh, oh, and ended up spending

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