What are you talking about? What are you talking about? Sorry, I forgot what I was talking about. What are you talking about? I am talking to you. That's just what I was talking about. It's talking Lamar. I'll tell you what. We had so much fun. When I was a little kid, when I was like maybe five, something like that, five or six. I talked a lot.

I know that's a shock.

I talked a lot.

And my brother would put me in the car and we would go up town in Hartwell, Georgia.

And the way it was, the way Hartwell was laid out, it's probably like a lot of small

towns.

On one end of the town,

we had an eat in place, and it was called a chicken burger. And in the middle of town was the

courthouse. It was a square. That's not popular anymore, but still, when you pass through a lot of

southern towns, there's a square, and that's where the courthouse is. And then on the other end of

town was the Dairy Queen.

So the thing to do was on Friday night and Saturday night is you would go from the

Dairy Queen, go around the square, then you would go to the chicken burger.

You'd go around the square.

Then you would come back, do the same thing.

You would do this all night.

And you'd stop, either you'd stop at the chicken burger and talk to some people or you'd stop at the Dairy Queen and talk to some people. So when I was a kid, my brother, if he didn't have like a regular date or something, he would put me in the car and he would take me and we would ride around and we'd pull up at the Dairy Queen and he would set me up in the window and he would tell me things we would ride around and like we'd pull up at the Dairy Queen.

And he would set me up in the window and he would tell me things to say to girls and stuff.

And I remember doing that.

It was so much fun.

It was it was crazy.

It was crazy.

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