Yo, it's the Saints and the Yayans.

Welcome back, Blocco. I didn't like that dance. Nor did I like the key that you sang the song in.

But I appreciate your jubilant approach to a record that you actually despise.

I don't despise it.

Actually the tour, the podcast tour made me appreciate the Saints and the Ain't song better because to see the whole crowd sing it and

to see their joys, like the joy on their faces.

It's a joyful song.

Like we're supposed to make a joyful noise unto the Lord.

Yeah.

So this is our first day back and Jackie's very drowsy because she took 1711 Benadryl's.

It's not, it's not honestly, probably the wisest thing to take Benadry before a podcast yet at the same time you got two options.

Is either I take a Benadryl and breathe or I take nothing and sneeze and I felt like breathing

like breathing that's a very important activity. So tell me why before this podcast is our first podcast back and I stopped praying and she dozed off.

No, no, no, no. She doesed off doing my prayer.

I didn't go to my prayer.

Like she got no epilepsy. I didn't go in the rapid eye movement. I didn't go on the rim sleep, okay?

I just was on the edge of not being able to wake up. You know what I'm saying?

Like you've been in prayer sometimes where they pray and your eyes closed and it's like your body feels like you're trying to go to sleep.

It's like, no, we're praying.

This is a spiritual practice.

Did I ever tell you, I don't know why I thought about this, I'm pretty sure I told you about my history teaching Mr. Cobb.

I have no idea. He had narcolepsy. Yes. So he would do- I remember I told you that. Sure. He had, he would doze off missentence.

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