Hello and welcome back to Close Reeds here on the Close Reeds Podcast Network. I am David Kern and I am joined by Heidi White and Tim McIntosh, two people who, from what they've said, also don't like the cold. How's it going, guys?

Going great. I'm in from the cold, David. In from the cold. Is that true?

I think you guys have told me that, right? You both hate the cold. Is that, is that, am I remembering

that correctly? Yes, yes. And this is one of the coldest winters we've ever had in Colorado

since I've lived here. So I am not in from the cold. You're in, but also it's just cold inside.

Yes, yes. And I'm loving all the poetry you're reading on the daily poem, David, because it's all like

these contemplative Blake winter poems. And I'm like, this is me. So you're a Georgia boy, but you've been living in Pacific North.

I feel like you've told me before you don't like the cold.

But then on the other hand, maybe you do like the cold because you sweat less.

Honestly, for me, it's Georgia Summers that I abhor.

I can't deal with Georgia Summers anymore. I remember walking,

you know, back when I wore a business suit, back when I had some game, and I would walk

across the parking lot to my car, you know, on an August afternoon. And on a 100-foot walk,

I would start sweating through a business shirt on the way to a

business meeting. And I was like, I got to change. I got to go to the Pacific Northwest.

So you loaded everything up and the rest is history. Yeah. Cute Beverly Hills. What was the

song? The Beverly Hillbillies? Yeah, hillbillies. What was the song?

The Beverly Hillbillies?

Yeah, Hillbillies.

What's wrong with me?

I couldn't think of Beverly Hills.

I'm still getting it wrong.

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