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Hey, Bo. Good afternoon, man. Man, a good afternoon to you, too, sir. How are you doing today? I'm doing all right. Yeah, doing all right. We're, uh... Man, it's a beautiful season over here in central Mississippi in the, uh, in the dirty south. If most people are going to be stuck at home, I'll be honest, like, this is the kind of time you want to be stuck at home.

I don't know about where you're at, but it's been beautiful here.

I mean, it just really, really pretty, like a real crisp air, not too hot, not too humid, just warm enough to make it pleasant outside throughout the neighborhood here. Lots of, you know, Mamas with their strollers, you know, hanging out with the kids on the street, all that kind of stuff.

We went Lunting the other day with the baby. And, man, it was just just so nice, man, just around the neighborhood here. So, you know, we can take some comfort in the fact that at least around these parts, it's been, it's been really pretty. Yeah, man. I know what you mean. It's been nice here,

although I will say, I've been trying to, like, will it to be summer. You know what I mean? Yeah. I have been enjoying this. I mean, you know, the flowers are in bloom. We've got, you know, at the new house, we've got kind of a rose garden in the back, which is real nice. And, Oh, that's great.

Yeah, hibiscus and some jasmine and just all kinds.

I mean, it's beautiful because you go out there and you just, it smells amazing.

And I'm trying, I'm trying so hard. It's great. Yeah, hibiscus and some jasmine and just all kinds. I mean, it's beautiful because you

go out there and it smells amazing. And I'm trying, I'm trying so hard this season to really, like, fight the allergies so I can like fully enjoy the beauty that we got going on, man. And it's a, it's a great place to sit out, smoke the pipe and enjoy the weather. And yeah, so I i mean all things considered you couldn't ask for better

quarantine weather i know but i do wish it was a bit warmer i'm i'm just like i said i'm just trying

to will it well will it to be summer i guess you've been in uh houston for a couple years now so

you you just wait you just remember right now how you just remember right remember this moment right now where you are wishing for it to be warmer uh about mid august that's when you'll uh you'll start eating those words no you're right you're like it's highly selfish like i get it it's highly self the reason why i want it is because because of the pool because like that's the thing i mean i've said before like i love living in houston but if we didn't have this pool i don't know if i'd love living in houston like it's the thing. I mean, I've said before. Like, I love living in Houston. But if we didn't have this pool, I don't know if I'd love living in Houston.

You know, it's funny.

Growing up down there, I remember thinking to myself, like, this is fun. Like, you know, I'd go visit. My grandfather would take me to my aunt's pool and we'd hang out and ride bikes and all this stuff. And I think to myself that, you know, this is fun, but humans probably shouldn't live here permanently.

It's just so odd. And I think to myself that, you know, this is fun, but humans probably shouldn't live here permanently.

It's just so hot, man.

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