You're going to be. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. All right,

friends, Greg Kocle here back in the saddle again,

fresh back from Wisconsin two nights ago.

I've been there for a few weeks with my family.

It was a great time.

It's always satisfying to be away in a certain sense,

especially in that environment for me.

I love our place in northern Wisconsin.

I've been going up there since 1962.

I was 12 years old on my grandpa bought that property. I had about a 15 year hiatus after high school

and into college and moving out to the West Coast and then in the mid-80s I started

returning and my mom was

humbered up there because my grandpa died and she got the place and now my mom's

gone and it has fallen to me and we fixed it up and refurbished it and made I really have a good time there.

And now I really have a good time there.

But I actually have some sad news to share with you that I want to start out with, but I'll say this

that in a certain sense, in a very significant sense sense it has a good ending.

So there are five kids in our family.

Susan's the eldest a year and two weeks older than I am.

Mark is two years younger than me.

Dave is two years younger than Mark.

And Bonnie, the youngest, is two years younger than Dave.

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