Well, I realize, you know, it's not like I'm doing anything wrong, but I can only

hold it back so much.

Oh, yeah.

When it's at the end of the week.

But at the end of the week, I'm stir crazy because, I mean, nothing bad.

It's just I work hard and I'm tired. And it's just, you know, at the very end of things. And, uh, and then I found myself singing. What? Yeah. No. Somebody overheard me. What were you singing? Well, everyone, this is, bottom point, radio. I'm Greg Nubler here with Sarah Kstallan. Thank you so much for tuning in today. Wherever and I have you listened. It is so fantastic that you do so. We are live here on a Friday evening. It is 6.36 p.m. Pacific time. Pacific time. When we are alive, which is obviously not a normal normal time and for those of you who are going to

tune in live for the show this evening apologize we had to go now and but we're getting you a show

so if you are you can watch this video if you remember the supporters club six 99th in a month

first week is free and see us here from studio east and um and yeah we just wanted to make sure

that we got something in for everybody you know know, ahead of this Thanksgiving week next week. Yes. And now, this has been a long week. It's been a long week. Yeah. Yeah. And if you listen to this show, you know how we are. But I've realized, like, this isn't anything bad, but it might seem seem odd although maybe they all know me enough now

that it's not going to be that big of the deal they really though i don't know but i found myself

um like i'm walking i was walking through the office this afternoon and this was probably i don't know

five o'clock or something and again long week long week, long day, got a lot done. But also, the screws are starting to come loose little. Sure, sure, sure. You know, I've seen your screws. The wires are just, I've been listening to your loose screws, like, for the past 10 minutes. Yeah. The wires just, they need to be let go. At a certain point, I can't contain it. And I just have to be like,

whatever. And I don't mean like, like, I just mean like, okay, I'm, I'm just not, not caring any, not caring, but your filter's gone. My filter's gone. It's like when the veil is the thinnest, yeah, on Halloween, but that's it. The veil of your sanity. The veil of my sanity is at its thinnest on a Friday afternoon around 5 o'clock. And I was walking to the office and we have all these televisions, you know, showing the station. And I was looking and one of my coworkers was doing the weather. And so I just started singing us all. It's like, oh, Greg. Hey, she's doing the weather. She's doing the weather. And so I just started singing a song. It's like, oh, Greg. Kate is doing the weather. She's doing the weather. Katie's doing the weather now.

And it was something along those lines. And I thought I was just singing it to myself, but it was enough to where other co-workers heard. And like, what are you singing? And like,

Cretty's doing the weather. You doubled down. You doubled down. Yeah, and then nobody said anything. Oh, I just walked on by. And I'm like, oh. Nobody said anything? No, they're just like, oh. So it's either they're like, okay, well, whatever. I mean, harmless, obviously. Weird. Yes. So they've adapted to that or just nobody felt like engaging in it. But, but that's what I mean. Like things like that. That's weird that nobody said anything. I mean, if you're doing something out of character and then like. Well, that's the thing. Maybe they, maybe they know me enough now that they. I don't think they know you enough, Greg.

I think I'm in character.

Or that, that's.

Oh, so you're like, because you are kind of kooky news guy now.

I mean, you're doing so many kooky things. I'm not doing kooky things. Oh, the fly. It's on your head. I'm not doing kooky things. Oh, yeah, all right.

Yeah.

Okay.

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