It is your daily dose of Donna. It is Monday, February 13th. I almost said 14th because I'm so used to saying that. We are a day before Valentine's Day. How do we feel about that you guys? Are we into Valentine's Day? So I celebrated Valentine's Day on

Saturday night with my husband. We went to our local favorite sushi restaurant.

It's a block away from our house and it's a really fun spot. It's like a spot that so where I live in Los Angeles I live in the

valley and so it is not like the city like like it's not Hollywood, it's not West Hollywood.

We're not far from all of that. We're very close. We're 10 minutes way, but the

Valley tends to have like a little bit more of a sleepy scene, which works well when you're my age,

you know, and you have kids at home and you're not like going out all the time.

Totally works.

But what we, know sometimes like my husband and I like to like you know you like to have fun okay we like to have fun. We are definitely people who enjoy having some drinks, okay, on the weekends.

We don't drink during the week.

We're pretty like on top of our shit on during Monday through Friday, but Friday night,

Saturday night, we like to go out, we like to have some drinks and we enjoy our company,

thank God.

So we went out to this restaurant, had so much fun, really, you know, threw a few back.

But we celebrated our Valentine's Day.

We always celebrate Valentine's Day

as Saturday before or after Valentine's Day

because celebrating Valentine's Day on February 14th is nothing except a waste of your money and I'll explain why and I'm sure a lot of you guys if you're married or in relationships you feel the same way I'm doing this live on Tik-Tok so I got some comments coming in.

So you feel the same way because here's the thing.

Like restaurants jobs are to take advantage of people on Valentine's Day.

It's February 14th, okay, so we're going to charge you $150 minimum for a menu that you can't

choose, right? We know we're only going to get two tops, we're going to

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