Hello guys, and welcome. We are here to celebrate right brand of celebrate the lost world Jurassic Park. Amen. Yes, we're here to celebrate the lost world Jurassic Park on its 25th anniversary is what I think I've got it down for something like that. It's an anniversary. And don't cut me off here and erupting me as I enter.

Thank you so much.

Speaking of anniversary's you ever had one. Yeah, this has been incredible.

Yeah, I'm glad. I'm Ryan Snelling. This is Brando Hall. Of course, it's mayhem and just frustrating, but it's what we're, it's what we do. It's what we're going to do here today is talk about on all over the place.

We're going to talk about the lost world Jurassic Park. It's the thing that I've been waiting for all week. I'm excited. But first you've got something you want to say about children or hats or crocs. What was it that you wanted to talk to me about at the top here?

Well, I wanted to talk about have you been to a mall since COVID ended, but ended. Yeah, I have.

Is there a more depressing place right now? Yeah, so just just quickly when I first moved here, the movie theater that I went to when I lived with PJ was in a mall, a small mall in Tucson and several malls.

And it was one of the most depressing things like you could have filmed a zombie movie in it and it looked desolate and barren. And it was like people it felt like people just went in to go to the movie theater that was inside.

The movie theater I go to now is in a mall that is not run down. It's actually a decent little mall and it's much better and bigger and the theaters better as well.

And I've been to another mall here. So my third mall in Tucson is actually doing okay, but there is one terrible mall that is probably reminiscent to the mall that you're speaking of.

So I had a day date with my wife today. Okay, and a day date for those of you who are not married is what you get to do when you're married.

And you're both off and you still got to pick up the kids don't want to pay for a sitter.

So I'm just going to tell you what we did. We went to my wife's favorite coffee shop in Lexington. Shout out to coffee times. It's fantastic.

And then we went and got we were looking for shoes. Well, she was looking for shoes. I was looking for hats.

There are no good hat stores. They don't exist. So basically we walk in and there's like a journeys. Take a quick look around journeys. No hats.

We go into hot topic, which I don't know if you've been in a hot topic in years, but it is a desolate, godless place. It is exactly now what everyone said it was back when I worked there.

And then so we ended up going to lids. And let me tell you about lids. Number one, it's a hundred degrees in lids.

And we walk in and it's all like sports hats. Okay. Okay. So lids to me doesn't say it doesn't say sports lids. It says lids.

So I don't think I'm going to go in there and see like a hipster hat, but I expect to see some like street culture hats or at least like five panel hats or trucker hats or whatever.

Everything in there was a ding dang darn fitted stupid baseball hat or pro sports hat. Now hold on.

The size on a hat. Okay. It was seven. Seven is the only hat size I saw while I was in there. Now you've got a huge head. So you wear what an eight and a quarter, eight, three, four, what do you wear?

Just so because maybe the audience is like maybe you convince the audience that you actually know what my hat size is.

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