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And we sit not yet.

We go to the kids, yeah, we go to please get all in our eyes, yeah, we go to

get all in our heads, yeah, we go to please get all in our heads, we want to please

and we're not, yeah, we go to the place and get're not. Oh, oh, my dad is.

We're all in our hands to.

Hey, guys.

What's up?

Hi, Daddy.

Oh, oh, sorry.

Don't do that.

That was my bad.

We're here.

We're here. We're all together. You know, it's funny. It's going to, I feel like there's going to be like a slight difference in the quality of the audio because we're all in the same room. So we're getting a little bit of a little bit of technical. No, no how here. A little bit of Mike bleed. We're going to have some mic bleed. You know, it's where it's, our voices seeping into each other's microphones. First time since Daddy Strang. It's like vocal fluid bonding. You know, yeah, that's what I was thinking. That sounds gross. Can you remind me of what fluid bonding is? No, that's for, that's a different podcast. Turn me on podcast every Wednesday. Wherever you find, you know, is that you say that. But like, you say that and I'm like, oh, shit, I wonder if the audio is going to suck. But then I remember that we recorded the podcast in person for like four and a half years before this last year. And now, and now I have to turn to look at you.

Yeah, it sucks.

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