A little crazy in the house.

Crazy in the house.

Yeah, we're recording.

Oh, sick. Let's go.

So what's crazy in the house specifically?

Curtis has a super bad diarrhea that he's had for the last like 16 hours and then my wife has a doctor's appointment.

She's got to do the one today where they do a glucose test

to make sure that she doesn't have gestational diabetes and stuff.

So it's like a longer doctor's appointment today. So yeah, just a little bit crazy right now. So right now she's looking after old Abe and Curtis who has the diarrhea and then

she has sort of a long drive to the doctor so then once I'm done with this then I'll take over for a while today.

Yeah.

Yeah, dog, with a diarrhea.

That's.

It's just sad man. Like he was up all night. I was up like getting up with him and taking him out and it just sucks, you know, like

he's part of the family already and it's just like you don't you don't like seeing him clearly uncomfortable and we call the vet and and basically you know he's still energetic and he's still drinking and eating and he's not throwing up and everything else is fine.

It's just the diarrhea but you don't want...

Yeah, yeah, you just don't want any...

You don't want people you love or things you love, living beings you love to be sick so it's just not I feel

like that's been my emotional my emotional realm has expanded since I had my daughter I think like before I would not want my dog to feel bad but like I feel I feel more I have more like I don't even have a word for it I just have a more of an emotional range now and I'm like oh poor thing

and I would never like say something like that before but it's just like clearly he's

uncomfortable and it's sad so yeah there should be you know how there's like a German

word for like everything like there's like a German word yes super specific yes there should be one of those for like dad empathy. Yes I agree. Yes. I agree.

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