Hey guys and welcome. Hey guys, and welcome to the Moms and Murder podcast, a true crime podcast featuring myself, Mandy, and my dear friend Melissa.

Hi, Melissa.

Hi, Mandy, how are you?

I'm doing much better than last week.

How are you?

Good.

Me as well.

Did the cred go through your house?

It did. I was actually the last one to get it and somehow the last one to fully get rid of it.

So yeah, it's been fun. I had that super annoying tickle in your throat cough that just lasted forever. And it was one of those things where I had gotten,

you know, I was feeling better. I wasn't sick anymore and I was trying to get back to my

normal life. But I was still plagued by this cough. And people don't like it. And the stairs

that come with it. Yeah. People really do not like it when you cough anywhere around them or in the same building as them

or anywhere coughing is no longer allowed as a human race so yeah hold your coughs people but

i'm doing much better now so yeah i'm happy to hear that you are feeling better as well good yeah

same here um i i was on the opposite i was the beginning of I was one of the carriers into my home. And I was telling Mandy before this, my husband's sick now, which is awful. And I have to go out of town tomorrow. So it's like, man, just I'm, I'm elated. I hope he, yeah, I'm sorry. I feel so bad for him. It's going to be, I mean, you know, the fact that I can't be here to take care of him in sickness and in health. I would have edited that in my vows if I really understood how he was whenever he was sick. I think we all would have. They didn't let us get a glimpse into that first before we can decide. A man wrote those vows, clearly, because a woman would have been like, absolutely not,

never doing this.

This is absolutely horrible.

I've seen you blow your nose.

This is awful.

So anyway, but everybody here is doing better and we're sounding better.

And I am excited to get into this week's story, Mandy.

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