It's Friday night in September, Audrey.

Where did the summer go?

No, it's a great time of year.

It is.

You get the glint of the sun.

The kids are going back to school.

Vacations are over.

Like, it makes me happy.

It means you can start working again.

Doesn't it make you reminiscent of like when you were younger?

Yeah.

As much as I hate to going back to school when I was a kid, you still kind of loved it in this weird way.

But now that I know now that it's like 50 years later, I can say to myself, no, that was a great time.

You know, I used to have the hardest time for like 20 years.

Okay.

Because I used to go to summer camp for

eight weeks in the summer. Whoa. You had to decompress from summer camp. Even to this day,

yeah. It, like, I have a pang in my heart. A pang. I'm still friends with some of my friends

I know. You've told me about that. So, I mean, those are life-changing experiences.

But let's talk about summer camp real fast, because I think summer camp and Audrey Russo are two things that I don't necessarily always put together in the same sentence.

They don't have it. New York, we called it sleepaway camp. Right. It's like a big deal because like you're in your parents.

And your parents came to visit you once. Once just to make sure you were still alive.

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