Yo, who are you?

I'm a little tired.

How are you?

I'm fine. Yeah.

I'm a little tired, but I mean it's earlier than normal, but yeah, I spent the night at my moms last night.

Uh-huh. Uh- last night. Uh-huh.

Appla-plaz, wait for punchline, okay, applause.

Okay, yeah, and moving on.

So, yeah, my mom, she wears, she's had hearing aids since I was a kid.

Which looking back I realize, no, like, oh, she was wearing hearing aids like in her 30s, I guess, or something.

I don't know. I mean, I know I don't hear that well but I don't

think I got that gene but maybe I did I don't know but she wears hearing aids and I know

that when you talk to her you you you know she's

older so you speak with a little no you speak a little louder you know okay

mom yeah no you don't scream or anything but you just speak a little louder because you know she's hard

hearing. And it's generally not a problem. I don't have a problem because I know to just speak up a little bit.

Well, the reason I was over there is because she wasn't feeling good and she was afraid she might need to go to the to the hospital. So I was

staying over there and when she didn't have her hearing aids in and when I go to

talk to her man I get like this close right? I'm like this right and she'll say you know can you turn off that

light out there and I go yeah I'll turn it off I mean I'm I'm louder than that

actually and she's like huh I'm like I'll turn it off and she's like oh I don't'm like, I'll turn it off. And she's like, oh, I don't care. That's up to you.

I'm like, no, I said I'll turn it off.

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