All right, this is it. This is crazy. It's like the last pept talk of the year, which is like,

wow, we made it, we survived 2020. Well, I hope you did. You know, if you're listening, obviously you did, but I hope

people that are near and dear to your heart.

Let's just put it this, but I hope the 2020 was the least amount of cruel it could be to you.

You know, it was hard for everybody.

That's what we're going to get into today in the Pep Talk, okay?

I won't take it away from my mom. I let her happen. But thank you so much for being here,

you know, for this little project that we call the five minute Pep Talk here we do every Sunday

and this means a lot to me. It means a lot of you would check this out. We just appreciate you.

Appreciate all of our certified fans and for the last time in 2020,

and back in 2021, it's my mom's weekly pep talk.

Next.

Good morning.

And I say good morning today because normally I would be recording the Sunday

PEP talk on Saturday later in the day. It is now Sunday morning a little past 830 and I just got a text from Kramer saying where's your pep talk whoops

now he's going to dock my pay oh dear I got busy yesterday finishing up, decorating the house for Christmas and getting

ready to go to dinner with John and Maggie, that Stephen's sister and her

fiance and his parents last night, whom we haven't seen such his parents, we haven't seen since his parents.

We haven't seen since March.

So we all ventured out last night the six of us

to a restaurant and had a really wonderful time together.

But it's now the holidays. Hanukkah began on the tent, then Christmas will be here in about 10 and 12 days.

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