Hi, this is Rachel McElroy. Hi, this is Griffin McElroy. And this is wonderful. This

is a show about finding the bright points of light in the darkness. And I wish

somebody else was doing wonderful so that I could listen to it this week because it's been,

how would I describe this week? It has been a sort of

barf-covered nightmare. Yes. A sort of, I just realized as I was sitting down to record,

that I actually have a little bit of baby vomit on my jacket that I'm wearing now. And I was

surprised by that, right? But then like thinking about it, why was I surprised by that? Because what

objects in this house don't at least have a little bit of that stuff on there somewhere.

So Sunday are our baby boy. Now 10 months old came down with some kind of stomach bug

that still plagues him on and off. Still hitting. Still hitting.

Hit Griffin. Oh yeah, got me good. It started on Tuesday. Yeah, it nipped me good. Got deep

down in my gullies and made some stuff happen down there. I will say not going to win. Rachel

hadn't gotten it, but this weekend I'm looking forward to. It's it. I'm like the other boys in

this house. Big hand washers. I wash my hands. Don't say that. Henry doesn't because he's a baby.

It doesn't have it. I wash my hands all the time. I honestly think Henry went on a fucking cruise

by himself, like without telling us about home. Some of that good, good oceanic norro virus.

Say, hey, dad, dad, kissy kiss time. And I was like, oh, here we go. And then passed it on to me.

I think it was, I think it was intentional. I think he is. You know what it is too. So our son

has been pretty much constantly teething, which means he puts everything in his mouth.

Yeah, sure. Sure. Sure.

Babies do anyway, but him, especially at this juncture. He's a real typhoid Jerry.

Is really this. But we're that's why this episode's late. Sorry about that. I was dying yesterday,

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