Good or bad? What is your most memorable early childhood memory? 206, 803 Rock.

Hello, Rebecca. Welcome to the men's room.

Hi, how you guys doing?

Ola!

Good right, Rebecca, thank you.

Well, going back to the thermometer thing, this isn't my earliest memory, but I had chicken pox when I was six.

Mm-hmm.

And I had a thermometer in my mouth and I sneezed.

Oh, no.

Yeah, and so Mom was there,

spit it out, spit it off, spit it off.

So, yeah, I understand that.

But the earliest memory, my father was Air Force and he was stationed in Turkey and he brought his family

with him. And to this day, I swear the, I have two, two memories of my time in Turkey when I was

between one and three. And one is, I remember seeing a

caravan of camels on a hillside.

All right.

Late in the day, and it was kind of like the, you could see a shadow, the, it was like

sun was setting, and you could see the shadow of the of the camels walking along the top of the hillside.

And the other one is, I remember looking out the apartment window, and down on the street of Ishmaer-Turkey, and seeing a man walking with dancing bears.

Hmm.

I remember that too, I think.

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