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her mom Cassandra, Estrada sent it in.

And I swear she's a beautiful, beautiful child, by the way. I know you're so proud, Cassandra. But I think I met this family at the State Fair of Texas. I really do. She looks so familiar. So hopefully that is you Amara. I remember you. And if not, I hope I get to meet you one day.

But thank you for sending in that jingle.

I really appreciate it.

How you doing, Robert?

I'm doing pretty good.

Hopefully we'll do a short I get to meet you one day. But thank you for sending in that jingle. I really appreciate it. How you doing, Robert?

I'm doing pretty good. Hopefully we'll do a short podcast today to get you through.

We'll do whatever. I mean, I'm here. It's my fault. I haven't gone to the doctor. I was sick. I believe the last podcast too, right? This has been going on for weeks. for that and this is going on for weeks.

I thought it was a cold that's just like just a slow building cold

and it's only progressively gotten worse.

And every day I think I wake up and it's better.

But my daughter called or texted, she'd never calls me.

She texted this week and she needed insurance information. And she was at the clinic at University of Arkansas and she was diagnosed with an upper respiratory infection. I'm like, okay, that's probably what I have because her dad also has it and we were all at parents weakened together.

So I just, here I am taking...

Red knit everywhere. Well, nobody else around me's gotten it. You haven't gotten it. Nobody here at work and I'm in hacking up a lung. I've been horrible to listen to and I apologize. But it's just one of those things and now it's like, I feel like it's too late to go to doctor. Right. Because it's been so long now, you know, so I'm just suffering through.

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