So Kay ordered some dunker ruse, again, you're too old for that, you know what dunker ruse are, right?

One of the all-time great American snacks.

They took him away for a while, but it's like a cookie that comes to the side of icing, you dunk it in.

And it's a kangaroo dunker ruse. There's chocolate vanilla, they're fucking brilliant.

So she bought some off Amazon, but I remember as a kid thinking how great that stuff was in that,

that like major day, but you didn't, you, as a kid, you lived in the moment, right?

That day you had your friend, if it was the summer, wake up, you'd play video games,

go outside for the rest of the day, you weren't thinking about the tomorrow or Friday bills or

anything like that. And then I was reading in Steve Martin's book, Born Standing Up, how he was saying

he achieved fame, everything he wanted, he couldn't walk down the street, he felt awkward,

and he got his start at Disney Land. He would do, he'd play the banjo there and they'd work in

the magic shop and everything was so simple and all he wanted to do was do his magic and tell jokes

and do all the stuff. And he finally, you know, yet so famous, he went back and he said, he thought

it was going to be like, you know, bring back these great memories, but it brought back sadness.

Because when he went back, he was like, this was such a simpler time and like life was so much

better for me and I could actually focus on the art. And now people come up to him and they say,

hey, Stephen goes, hey, and they start laughing. He's like, that's not funny. Like it's not,

you know, like I'm not trying to be funny. So to me, I was thinking about it and, you know,

my life's fucking great, but I was thinking about it. I get a certain smells, they say,

remember, something triggers you going back. Mine's fresh cut lawns.

Me too. Fresh cut lawns brings me back to when I was a kid doing football camps or wake up

in the morning. We did that. I remember when you and I got off the plane somewhere I can't

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