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Hello, Andrew Day.

Hey, Bob.

How you doing?

Pretty good.

How are you doing?

Can't complain.

You're in Asheville? I am. Are parents are visiting. Are your parents visiting? They are. They got them yesterday. It's their second time visiting Asheville. You know, one question I've never asked, and I'm kind of afraid to hear the answer to, is like, what do your parents think of me, Andrew? Because you know, I'm your boss,

and a lot of parents don't have the chance

to see the bosses of their children,

but yours do because we do these video things.

Do they hold me in very high regard?

Well, I can say the last time I went to a cat sit

from my parents and stayed at their house for a little while,

I saw like three of your books on my mom's bookshelf. And she doesn't have them before. Yeah. So that's a pretty positive review. Does she know about the other two? Have you told her about the other two? I'll let her know. Well, God bless that woman. You come from good stock, Andrew. I've always wanted to tell you that. You come from

good stock. Appreciate it. I mean, as far as my dad, I don't know. I haven't asked. I've got a feeling he has,

I think he has reservations about me. That's my prediction. He might. Yeah. I'm not sure if a

views don't really align. I was wondering how broad the overlap between my ideology and his. He was like a

big hockey player in his day, right? Yeah, he was a big hockey player and he was in the Army. He was

82nd Airborne. He's a Republican. These are warning signs ideology-wise.

But the thing, you know, of course, I was an Army brat.

My father was a lifer.

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