Hey Jessica. Hi, T.J. And hi, you. Thank you for tuning in to the TJ Show podcast. So grateful to have you here. Jess and I went to the grocery store, and I've noticed that there's something new I've never seen in a grocery store before. I don't know if you've noticed that I like the grocery store, Jess. Well, I've noticed you like it, but I don't feel like you love it when our whole family goes to the grocery store.

Well, it's not as fun.

But I like the concept that you can just go into the store and you don't have to, like, hunt an elk and drag it home and cut it up and, like, eat it with your family.

It's so much easier when you can get a little tiny styrofoam container of chicken.

Styrofoam is terrible, though. Well, our grocery store uses plastic.

You know what I'm saying.

Yeah.

I just like the convenience that we're still in a phase in our lives in this world

that we can walk into a store, pay money for food,

and we don't have to deal with all that gathering stuff.

Can you imagine what your ancestors would have thought about walking into a place like that?

Oh my goodness, they would have gotten so much more done.

Not having to make meatballs, they could just go buy them.

Yeah, now, I don't know how much longer we're going to have that in our world.

I know everyone's all like, oh yeah, our world's just, our world will be on the other side of this

whole mess soon.

Well, maybe, or maybe not.

Okay. The grocery store is already getting a little shaky. Like, I used to work at a grocery store when I was a kid. There was never such a thing as $17.29-cent toilet paper.

Did you see that? Yeah. You used to cost like $9 for that. What would you, do you use like middle, like middle grade toilet paper? Always want the thinnest one.

Thinest?

Yep.

Why?

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