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Yay media group. So I went outside to Jordan, and then he gave them to the neighbors, so they all died them together, and the kids took them home, and the other kids took them home. And Leighton only came home with a couple. And I was like, we're the rest of those eggs. And I go, Jordan, did you hard boil these? Did you boil them in water? And she's like, no, what are you talking about? I go, what am I talking about?

Hey, guys, episode 233. Jeff just walked in the door from his busy day at work. And then I got all my stuff

done and now we're ready to go. Yeah. One thing I wanted to talk about today is new neighbors,

the proper etiquette with new neighbors. Because I feel like times have changed on our street. We've gotten a lot of new

neighbors. It's kind of that turnover with a lot of people have retired and they want to downsize.

And a lot of the original owners have moved. It's kind of sad. It changes the dynamic. I'm excited to meet some of the new neighbors. I've met two of them. But yesterday, me being the nosy person, I saw they're doing some work at the house like two doors down from us. Oh, there's like four new houses, like right in our little area in our cul-de-sac that moved in. So there's a lot of new people.

And then it'll be an interesting summer. And then I feel like everybody on our street is like doing

work on their houses. There's cars everywhere, like coming down. I know people don't care.

But what I wanted to say is I know back back then people, or actually, it's like

the movies, somebody brings a dish over and they're like, welcome to the neighborhood. I feel like

that's Jeff. I mean, no, you haven't taken food over to somebody's house, but Jeff's like overly

nice and just very welcoming.

And I feel like I'm standoffish a little bit

because the neighbors in our cul-de-sac, we all,

okay, Mark and Jacqueline, the ones beside us,

they were 2019, we were 2020.

And then Julie and Zach were 2021.

And I feel like a lot of us, that was still kind of like that COVID, even in 2021.

And I feel like that is when a lot of people like neighbors really bonded because people were working from home.

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