Good to be with you guys this morning. So as you know, like a year and a half ago, we moved from Dallas.

Dallas is a huge city, millions and millions of people. It's like one of the nation's top ten largest city,

which makes it really odd to run into somebody. Like to run into someone you know, the statistical

probability is very low. You're just like interacting

with millions and millions of people. So you would probably relate to my surprise when out of all

those millions of people, I run into an X. It's an awkward moment. Like just kind of looked away,

had my kids with me. He's like, oh man, you'd be even more

surprised to know that it happened again on the same day. By the third time that I ran into

the X, I'm like, I mean, falling me?

What's happening?

But here's what happened in my mind.

And like true confession, I'm sitting there.

I've got my kids with me.

And, you know, your memory's a funny thing.

Your memory scrubs the bad and remembers the good.

So I'm like, man, those were like good times. And the other thing

that it does is then it feeds this like current narrative of like, what would life be like

if we were still together? I am happily married with my kids and my mind has turned back to that was, those were good

times and what would it be like if you were still a part of my life? Now, against my better judgment,

I'm going to show you a picture of my ex. There it is. Gotcha. I am driving around

Dallas and they had introduced rye whiskey and I'm like, man, I never had that when I was,

like they hadn't made, instead of making that yet, man, life was a lot of fun back then you know the

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