Hello and welcome back to Close Rees here on the Sersy Institute Podcast Network.

I am David Kern and I'm here with Tim McIntosh and Heidi White.

Angelina is, she's not joining us this week because she didn't join us for last week.

So it just makes, didn't make a lot of sense for her to come and answer questions about the book she hadn't read. So I'm here with Heidi and Tim,

and we are here to answer your questions about the glass menagerie, the glass menagerie. I can't

get out of my head. I can't decide which is right. But anyway, Heidi and Tim, how's it going?

Great. So great so great. Yes.

Should we spend this entire episode to develop a stand-up routine about doing laundry

and a house full of children or should we just skip that for now?

I think it would be really successful.

We could do it.

Tim could write a play about it.

Exactly.

It's a one-act play about doing laundry in your home.

Yeah. We were talking before

we started about the trials and tribulations of the pile of laundry that seems to be never-ending.

And all the moms who listen to this show are like, hey, I'm doing laundry while I'm listening.

It's true. The dishes in the laundry, they never end, right?

What I think would happen is the people who listen to this show would say oh finally someone

is addressing this painful monotonous subject in my life I'm so eager to see this one act

play and they would see and they'd say oh it's just as monotonous as it is in real. Right?

Yeah.

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