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Welcome to Squire Radio on Bo.

And I'm John David.

J.D. Hey, Bo, good afternoon, man. Man, good afternoon to you, Radio on Bo. And I'm John David. J.D.

Hey, Bo. Good afternoon, man. Man, good afternoon to you, too, sir. How are you doing today? Man, you know, I'm okay. My nerves are shot, dude. They are just shot. Man, it's crazy right now. It's crazy. We're getting ready for some events at the Country Squire. and man, things are picking up,

which is kind of funny.

This is generally a slow time of year for

us, but doing some mail orders and all that. So I'm trying to stay on top of that. Our

kind of shipping manager and quarterback, Liz, who works at our shop, if you've ordered from us

before,

she's the one that writes all the beautiful handwritten notes now.

I do sometimes like I used to, but generally nowadays, she's the one that does it.

But she's out.

She got married.

What?

Yeah, dude, I know.

Her and her boyfriend, they asked my wife and I to be kind of their witnesses.

And I guess, we went to the courthouse and I was, you know, on one side, Nina was on the other. I guess it was like, you know, best man and made of honor kind of deal. And, man, we got them married and they're, yeah, they're off, man. so but but you know as, as Liz was leaving, she does such a good job for us, you know, and it's just such a, such an awesome resource and so helpful with, uh, with, you know, our clients and stuff that, um, as she was leaving, like the terror level in my heart was rising. Right. You know, it's just like getting off the charts as far as like anxiety, like, how am I going to do this without her?

And so, man, just, you know, filling a bunch of mail orders, weighing more tobacco than I'm, than I normally do.

And getting ready for a 49th anniversary, which we'll talk about in a minute.

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