Good morning, Eddie. Happy Sunday.

Annie, good morning.

I wish you'd call me Miss Downs like you forced your daughters to do.

Listen, you had this right before we hit record, the most forceful thing you've ever said to me,

came out of your mouth. And I was telling you like, oh, you know, I don't know if they're going

to come in and do breakfast update. They're reading, but I told them I'm recording with Miss Downs,

and you're like, don't call me that.

I said stop it, stop making them call me that.

But you know, it's not, you know, it's like all people. I make, I make everybody. We,

that's what we do for it's Mr. Miss, like, and then like, yeah, why don't you say Miss Annie?

Because we're not seven. But you are. You live in Florida. Well,

yeah, Florida's like a Connecticut just kind of like floated down and then attached itself to

Georgia. It's just not a, I don't know. I don't know why I'm fascinated is how Florida could be like

Connecticut. Florida is basically like Connecticut just floated down where it's like northern.

There's very little southern in central Florida. Okay. You got to get to Jacksonville,

which is north floor before you hit the south. By the way, we're pretty hot this morning.

Hello, happy Sunday. It's. Oh, happy Sunday to you, buddy. Hello.

I feel like we have pent up energy from not talking for a day. Yeah, that's what's happened.

So we're off to the races very early. But I'm also like, well, little sweepy still and I need

a coffee, but here we go. Miss downs. Would you prefer, would you prefer just Annie? Yeah, for sure.

Only because I'm friends with a lot of kids. Yeah. And so I'm used to kids calling me Annie. And

I used to teach elementary school where they did call me Miss Downs. So there is, there is a sector

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