Jerry, you want to work for me on Monday?

No.

No.

I am not doing anything on Monday.

My parents, listen, my parents are from Cuba.

When it snows, I'm gone.

There's never, there's never, ever been snow in Cuba, right?

No, no.

But I will shovel my driveway a thousand times.

I hate the snow.

You are a driveway shovel guy.

Oh, yeah. Carl and I, Tony's producer and I were having this conversation,

because he lives in a big, Carl does, like Tony, a big palatial estate there in Carmel.

And Carl was telling me that he is not, he doesn't shovel his driveway at all. He's like,

I'll just, I'll just back out over it. Which, I mean, really, in Hein, you know, it's like,

when I was a kid, isn't it funny how when things start registering to you in your life at various times?

And for me, this is when I was a kid.

And Brownsburg was still a very small town back then.

But I always, when there would be snow, I was used to find it amazing that people would rush to the store to buy stuff.

Because even in my 9, 10, 11 year old mind, I was like, okay, the marsh, we had a marsh that was less than, I don't know, half a mile from our house. And I'm like, what sort of snow would I have to get that would be incapable within a day of being able to get to that

Marsh. There was another local grocer, Jesse's, which is closed now that was across street

from Marsh. And it was like, what are, what are we doing here? What sort of snow, what do we have to

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