So we're at the orangutangans and there's some of them over there playing around and stuff.

It's fine, but then there's a big feller right up against the glass, like laid down, not moving. If you look down, they're like, you see his fingers up just like this right here, right? And so he's sitting there like this. And Katie gets down first, like on one knee and pulls her phone out and trying to get real close and like take a picture.

And I lean down there beside her and I'm like, you know, what's wrong, buddy?

Look like that.

And Bishop leans down and goes, why are you staring at his puddle?

Yeah. Yo, what's up everybody?

Welcome back Airheads.

It's time for putting on airs.

That's right.

Here we are in the virtual Airstream Studios.

There's Cho.

He's got back from a fun-filled fall day, as I understand it, running through the pumpkin patch,

doing corn maze shit and whatever else, whatever else you do in the fall for fun.

And it was lovely.

I enjoyed watching Bain have fun, but my wife kept insisting that this was a fun activity for Bain, yet when Bain got over all of it,

it seemed that we had to continue to trudge on, even though it was for him, you know,

which I didn't understand.

I was like, well, he seems like he'd like to leave.

No, we can't.

You know, just like that episode of, well, maybe it was a family guy or something, but just like, she's turning to like, God damn it, we paid for this fun, and you're going to fucking have fun. Are you having fun? I mean, I love my wife, not the shit on her, but it was just one of those like, straight out of the movie, old school feeling type dad days that I had where it was just

like it's like are we having fun though I don't think I don't think anyone and I kept I cannot

tell you how many times I explained the sunken cost fallacy to Amber today like so many she's like

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