All right. Today is Monday, February the 1st, dear season is officially over and we can

officially move on to on the podcast at least we can officially move on to, on the podcast at least,

we can move on to a topic that we've been dancing all around

moving towards for, shoot, I don't know, Jordan, what,

like the past month two months and

I'm thinking about it a lot longer than that last year

and if it sounds I'm sure the audio the audio should sound fine, but it's going to sound a little bit different like you probably listening to it going if you if it sounds different it's because me and Jordan are not sitting across, you know, looking at each other at the camp or in the office with the with the recording gear. We're having to do this via Zoom.

Just because full honesty I'm having to quarantine myself for the next, what is it, like

14 days?

Yeah, and I am too, at least until I get a you know a test results back. Yeah well you

boy tested positive this morning so I'm be holed up in a hole until I get over it.

Yay. Yay. You know. I mean I guess it could be worse, you know,

it could be better now than March the 15th exactly that's what I'm saying it's like it's

just it's funny to me to me that I got diagnosed with it the day after deer

season ended with it's I guess I mean I've talked to

I've talked to similar people that that have had this, you know, that got COVID, had a similar deal.

I mean, I got up and was feeling perfectly normal, was getting ready to come into the office and I was making a pot of coffee

and I poured the cup and I took a sip of it and I realized that could not smell the coffee at all.

And I was like that's not a good sign. So I went and scheduled a test and come back positive so now I'm holed up in here and will be for the foreseeable future until I get over it.

But have you noticed any difference today like as the day went on for as your smell?

No, I mean it will.

Like it was like I was telling you this morning

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