Good morning, Eddie Kaufolt. Happy Friday. I just feel like we don't talk anymore.

I feel like you don't know what's going on with me every morning at 730.

I'm like, I don't even know what had happened. What's your voice sound like? It's just been a while.

Oh, Lord, have mercy. Eddie, I made the most amateur hour mistake last night.

And I knew it the moment I woke up because I have a migraine today. And here's why.

I fell asleep with my hair in the top knot.

Does that pay what?

Yep. Keeping up my hair up because if I if it's tied up all night, it just I wake up and it's the same headache every time.

And I woke up and I was like, oh, and then I reached up and I was like, oh, Annie.

Yeah. How long have you been you? Why?

Why? Who else is supposed to take your hair down? Annie, no one. You are.

Sorry. I know. So if I'm coming in hot today, it's because I've taken a lot of real good medicine already.

Yeah. I don't get to cancel my day. So my greens isn't that the worst is the adulthood part of it.

Because you could snuggle back a good hot shower snuggle back in the bed and sleep it off.

Yeah. And there will be, I mean, there's a level where you can't operate anymore with a migraine. I'm not there.

I'm top knot migraine. So I'm at like a, on a scale of one to 10, 10 being a migraine that has you in a hospital.

This is like a four. It just is uncomfortable and constant.

And if it doesn't go away by lunchtime, I'll have to lay down.

You used to get a lot of migraines, didn't you?

Oh my gosh. When I taught school, oh, Eddie, by the way, I wrote a letter to school teachers and cried myself to sleep last night.

I may have played into it.

Boy, you had a real whole private moment.

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