Yo, you're good? I'm good. All right. Yeah, we're going to do the news here a little bit

You running around taking care of your mom? Yeah, yeah taking her to doctor's appointments.

Yeah, that stuff. So, you know, it is what it is. Like, uh, everything. I live in the same city as my mom, so my brother who moved away years ago when I was younger.

Yeah. I was like, you know, so when are you moving back? He's like, I'm not moving back and I was like you know so when are you moving back he's like I'm not I'm not moving back and I was like well you know I don't understand

who do you not like one of us you know he's like no I like you guys great I just you know don't want to live there I'm like okay but it's not like he was moving to

New York City or LA that's you know you hear people doing that Chicago he's just like

I'm just gonna move to like some small town that's a few hours away yeah that's always

what he did and now I you know few hours away. Yeah, go for that. And so I sort of understand the whole, well I mean I understood before today, but I understood

over time like, oh I get it, you know, know he's and he's extremely helpful so what

he'll do is he'll make up for him not being able to drive mom to doctor's

appointments or whatever he told him he'll buy her a car right which I'm like okay hey

exactly like go for it because buy her car. Right. Which I'm like, okay, hey, exactly.

I go for it because I don't want to do that.

I don't even know if I can do that.

So you do that. care of like the stuff that you can imagine I wouldn't want to do and no one should

want me doing for them like the bank stuff and all that like I'm not doing that

writing down passwords and so you know my thing everybody's

got their job exactly so my job is like hey you know what I can I can driver from

point A to point B but today not efficiently not efficiently not efficiently no

because today I was supposed to be done at like 11 a.m.

Yeah you're a bell or not be done a door.

What?

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