I mean, were you aware of the age of this thing before you did that?

I was.

Oh, no, that makes it even worse.

No, but it was, I think the person was very confused, and're like, what are you trying to do? That's exactly it. What are you trying to do? All right. Hello, everyone. This is Fun Employment Radio. I'm Greg Neble here with Sarah Stillin. Thank you so much for tuning in today. Wherever and however you listen to it is so fantastic that you do. So, of course, we're alive here on the on the fun employment radio network and we thank you for joining us or listening to the podcast or any

those other things um thanks for doing so we are here we are back in the now times and um and here we are

and here we are and uh i was uh pretty under the weather yesterday so i'm back today i do feel a lot better. Still very tired. But here to do the show, so just wanted to make sure addressing that for everyone in case, I don't know, I guess maybe I didn't say it really publicly that I was out. But I was out from all of my jobs yesterday. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Sometimes you just got to take a day of rest. Yep. Yep. Needed that. Particularly like, I know you were working a ton, ton, ton last week. So you can, you know, you can and I literally run yourself ragged. It's true. I am very good at doing that. So I, anyway, but I am back now here with everybody. And we do have a lot to get to.

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Okay. So when I was visiting my parents, like about a month ago or so, you know, we're, you know, as you get older, you get to a certain age where your parents don't want to have all of your shit in their house anymore. Sure. You know, and like they're trying to get rid of it.

I know Greg's parents have done this to him.

Was pushing stuff off and then you have to make the decisions.

Like, do I hang on to this essay I wrote in third grade or do I finally like let it go?

Right. So I'm not sure.

Or like dolls or, you know, clothes or whatever.

So I was going through, um, so one thing that was really important to my parents is I, I never actually lived in the house that, um, that my folks live in now while I was in high school. Like I, I would stay there during college sometimes, but I mean, like, I never had an actual bedroom there. Okay. Like I have a room. Okay. that's there, you know, that I stay in. That is my room. But it wasn't like one, you know, that I decorated and, you know, and had. But I had a bunch of my, you know, like my things in the closet. So I had like old stuff from quotes. So basically I used it as like storage room college stuff. Okay. Gotcha. Yeah. So,

um, in my room at my parents' house, they have like this, you know, this small, smallish closet.

Actually, it's not too small. It's like a, you know, two-sided closet. And it has like a bunch of my

stuff from high school and from college. And it like pictures, mementos, you know, old sorority, sweatshirts,

you know, like all kinds of things.

Yeah, a bunch of stuff.

And so I was going through, you know, lots of things.

I found, you know, prom pictures and old key chains.

I found an old, when I was picked as like the, um, teammate of the, of the week when, for my track team. Teammate of the week. Yeah. What did you do to get teammate of the week? I don't know. Like I was the teammate of the week. Okay. I mean, you know, it's just one of my many accolades. Okay. All right. What is it like a plaque? No, it was a, it was a tank top.

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