Hey, welcome back to Unfollow Your Dreams. I'm Gabi Hanna. That's Peyton Saxon. That's Sam. You can't see him. But you saw him once.

There's a lot of energy in that. Hey, back to my YouTube channel. Welcome back to 8 o'clock and 8 o'clock in the night.

Super love. Yeah, sure is. Hey, welcome back. If you're listening to this, that means that my book is this the last week of pre-order and also there is a book tour, a virtual book tour that is selling way better than I was expecting. So thank you guys for that. There's a super limited of signed books available on the book tour. So if you want a signed book, go and snag that now. I think the dates are the 12th, 13th, 14th and 15th.

And the first one will have happened by the time you heard this podcast. So yeah, if you want to come on the virtual book tour, you get a signed book. The price of the ticket is a signed book plus shipping. And then the part of the show is a Q&A. We'll do a reading, sing some songs and just have a good time together. So yeah, fun.

It's a good time. It is a good time. How's your how's your week, been baby?

Slow so far. Yeah, it is. I was I was home a lot of Tuesday.

Yeah, you were last week was super busy, though. It was. I wonder what's up with the universe that sometimes like sometimes you'll work for a week straight. I don't see you for like a week. You're on. And then sometimes you're you have days where you do nothing. But it's like the universe decides a whole bunch of people are going to get hurt today, but not tomorrow.

And it's I think the last like six of them motor motorcycle accidents, which is wild to have that many in a row.

Well, I feel like motorcycle accidents, maybe they're maybe they're higher because people have more time to ride their motorcycles slash the traffic isn't bad slash just yeah, the weather is really nice.

Yeah, it's not a hundred thousand years anymore.

Today was in the 90s, like 900,000.

900.

I really like the heat though. I realize I think it's that's got to be a genetic thing because my grandma said something to me the other day where she was talking about the weather in Pennsylvania.

That's 100 here. She goes, I'm jealous. And I realized my great grandma and my grandma are like son bunnies. They absolutely love the sun.

They used to lay out forever. They were always so tan. And I also love the heat and being in the sun. It just does something for me.

I thought that was something I always wanted coming from West Virginia where we get all four seasons. And most of the year it's kind of cold and then I came here.

But man, when it's 110, I like it. I really like the heat a lot. It's exciting. It feels good. That's fantastic.

But I don't I prefer to have 110 degrees because it gets that hot in Pennsylvania too. There are days that are in the hundreds. So I'd rather deal with some hundred degree days here of dry heat and like nice weather.

Then have months and months of snow and ice in Pennsylvania. Yeah, I say that until the day that it's 25 degrees and I'm like never mind giving 110.

It's so much harder being cold than hot. And anybody who doesn't realize that is a liar.

Being cold is hard. Being hot is uncomfortable. Being cold is painful.

Being cold does suck, but also like when your pants get wet and then the water like slowly comes up to your knees.

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