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Speaker 2: Hello friends, we are back with a Q and A.
Speaker 2: You've got me and Robert today. Who are you?
Speaker 3: I'm doing well? By the way, for those at home,
Speaker 3: we don't know. Q and A stands for questions and answers.
Speaker 3: It's a new segment that we just we just came
Speaker 3: up with on our own, hasn't ever been done before,
Speaker 3: and we thought, you know what, this could this could work.
Speaker 3: So we're just trying it out with you all today
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Speaker 2: Yeah, So if you don't like it, then don't ask
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Speaker 3: We will still give answers, they just won't make sense
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Speaker 3: we start it. Let's just jump right in.
Speaker 2: I'm into that. So Chelsea wants to know what type
Speaker 2: of online videos do you go down a rabbit hole on?
Speaker 2: Most frequently?
Speaker 3: By the way, last Q and A, we had incredible
Speaker 3: questions and this is already off to a fantastic start.
Speaker 2: I'm excited.
Speaker 3: Well done, Chelsea Joy.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, Well, usually for me it's science stuff, like
Speaker 2: I'm really learning about quantum entanglement right now, which is
Speaker 2: pretty exciting. So I've definitely been that those are my science,
Speaker 2: particularly quantum physics is really really fascinating to me. And
Speaker 2: so I do spend a lot of time on those
Speaker 2: rabbit holes. What about you?
Speaker 3: Wow? Mine is far less impressive. Have you ever seen
Speaker 3: One of them? Is called Jungle Survival. It's when they
Speaker 3: leave like a guy in the forest with like a
Speaker 3: machete and he just clears out of space and then
Speaker 3: builds like a whole hut in a swimming area. Yeah,
Speaker 3: all by hand.
Speaker 2: Is this like Naked and Afraid? Is that kind of
Speaker 2: the same thing.
Speaker 3: Except it's not a game show. It's it's just showing
Speaker 3: like the skills of these people who can just use
Speaker 3: like use the land, use the earth and build like
Speaker 3: an amazing like little like abode for themselves. The last
Speaker 3: one I watched, Yeah, it's literally a guy with a machete,
Speaker 3: that's it. And he built a beautiful little house for
Speaker 3: himself against the tree and it had a wrap around pool.
Speaker 2: Whoa, whoa, Okay, what is the appeal for you on
Speaker 2: this particularly? Do you aspire to do this one day?
Speaker 2: Is it? Does it feed something in you that's like,
Speaker 2: this is I need these skills that I need in
Speaker 2: case the apocalypse? Like what is it that you're like, Man,
Speaker 2: I love this.
Speaker 3: It sort of checks all of those boxes. I think
Speaker 3: the biggest one is that I I am not very
Speaker 3: experienced with tools and manual labor, and for the longest time,
Speaker 3: I just told myself this story that like, I'm book smart,
Speaker 3: I'm not street smart. I don't do that stuff. And
Speaker 3: then of late, especially being a homeowner, I've had to
Speaker 3: sort of figure some things out. So I have a
Speaker 3: big appreciation for any kind of DIY stuff. So there
Speaker 3: is an element to it that it's also just like
Speaker 3: watching a magic trick. It's just a guy in a
Speaker 3: bamboo forest and after fifteen minutes of time lapse video,
Speaker 3: he's built a two story treehouse, a pool, and a
Speaker 3: habachi grill. Like I'm just I'm fascinated by it.
Speaker 2: All the pigeons, the island pigeons, And there is.
Speaker 3: A little part of my brain that's like, well, if
Speaker 3: I'm ever involved in a plane crash that lands in
Speaker 3: a forest and I survive, now I know how to
Speaker 3: build a habachi grill, I just need to find a machete.
Speaker 2: So this it's confidence building for you too, because it's
Speaker 2: teaching you something that you feel like, Okay, I've got
Speaker 2: a skill now I know by proxy.
Speaker 3: It's also very relaxing. It's like watching a cooking show
Speaker 3: because there are no stakes and there's no requirement on
Speaker 3: my end to be figuring anything out. It's like really
Speaker 3: calming passive consumption.
Speaker 2: I like it. Send me some I'll put some on
Speaker 2: in the background. I bet that would be really interesting.
Speaker 2: There's some stuff I like to learn. I like learning
Speaker 2: my ivory stuff like that, like what a little.
Speaker 3: And quantum physics that was so cool and surprising.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I mean I could get Once we're not
Speaker 2: on this anymore, I could give you a whole dissertation.
Speaker 2: It's fascinating.
Speaker 3: Listen. I did not have Joy explains quantum physics on
Speaker 3: my Wednesday Bengo card. But here we are. Marissa asks
Speaker 3: if you had to choose a character to spend a
Speaker 3: whole day with, who would it be and why? Okay,
Speaker 3: here's what I say. We do we answer this with
Speaker 3: Tree Hill characters, because I'm guessing Marissa wanted. But then
Speaker 3: do we open it up to just all fictional characters? Oh?
Speaker 2: Oh yes, absolutely. Oh my gosh, that makes my brain
Speaker 2: kind of explode and I'll never think of all the
Speaker 2: characters and then be able to assess. But uh, okay,
Speaker 2: well let's start with tree Hill. Tree Hill characters I
Speaker 2: want to spend an entire day with.
Speaker 3: Okay, if I got to be a fly on the Wall,
Speaker 3: I think it would be Dan Scott. If it was
Speaker 3: actually me Rob hanging out with them all day, it
Speaker 3: would be Julian because I think we'd get along really well.
Speaker 2: Yes, yep, I agree, Yeah, Fly on the Wall, I agree.
Speaker 2: Dan Scott would be so fascinating to watch, But I
Speaker 2: don't it would be exhausting to hang out with Dan
Speaker 2: Scott all day. Yes, in terms of actually spending the
Speaker 2: day together. Deb dev is so, she's so fun, she's interesting,
Speaker 2: she's really smart. I feel like she's got great advice.
Speaker 2: She's been through a lot, she knows so much. Really,
Speaker 2: wise knows so much about the world and family dynamic
Speaker 2: and uh, she's very there's something so unashamed about her,
Speaker 2: Like she just carries herself with her all of her
Speaker 2: life mistakes and her mess openly. And I really admire that,
Speaker 2: and I would love to I'd love spending time with
Speaker 2: people who who live like that, who were just like, Yep,
Speaker 2: this is what my life was, Yep, this is the
Speaker 2: dumb mistake I made. Yep, you know. Uh, here's what
Speaker 2: I learned. That's fun. So I'm cho sir, oh so
Speaker 2: so real. Uh outside of One Tree Hill characters.
Speaker 3: Any movie TV show, any movie TV show or anything.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I feel like I would have a
Speaker 2: lot of fun with I don't know the character's name,
Speaker 2: but Chris Pratt plays him in Guardians at the Galaxy.
Speaker 2: Star Lord is that his literal names? Just star Lord?
Speaker 3: Yes, Peter Quill is the character, and star Lord is
Speaker 3: of once he has his powers and everything.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, Yeah, It's just there's so many shenanigans and
Speaker 2: I feel like, you know, he or like in Indiana Jones,
Speaker 2: like they approach drama with humor, which is also what
Speaker 2: I tend to do. And I feel like we could
Speaker 2: have fun in the middle of some pretty crazy chaos.
Speaker 2: So I would want to I would want to do that.
Speaker 3: What about you? Okay, if I'm looking for a good time,
Speaker 3: it's Ferris Bueller. Sure, because I just feel like it.
Speaker 3: No matter what we do, it's gonna be fun.
Speaker 2: You guys would laugh your butts off.
Speaker 3: We would laugh our butts off, bunts off, we'd laugh
Speaker 3: our cakes off. I also wouldn't mind hanging out with mcgiver, you.
Speaker 2: Know, Oh yeah, because that guy.
Speaker 3: Listen that. I mean, from the haircut to the skill set,
Speaker 3: it's hard to top mcguiver.
Speaker 2: Wait, what about Angela Lansbury? In Murder?
Speaker 3: She wrote, come on, that's so good, come on fun?
Speaker 3: Do you know Angie Lansberry has an exercise video?
Speaker 2: No? Wait, is this like pre Sweeney Todd?
Speaker 3: This is like joy. It's called Positive Movements, and I
Speaker 3: own a copy. I now think I know what I'm
Speaker 3: getting you next Christmas. I don't am I. I'm not
Speaker 3: even gonna tell you any more about it. I'm just
Speaker 3: gonna it's just gonna show up at your door something.
Speaker 2: I cannot wait.
Speaker 3: I'm not even gonna you're gonna know it's it's from me,
Speaker 3: because if you love Angie Lands like I do, you
Speaker 3: are going to appreciate the hell out of this. And
Speaker 3: by the way, it's on VHSA.
Speaker 2: I'll go get my VHS.
Speaker 3: Player, so I will. I will send you an antique
Speaker 3: VHS player and the antique VHS of antique.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, we're antique. That's so depressing. Hammer Time
Speaker 2: is asking if you could be any breed of dog,
Speaker 2: what would you be hammer Time.
Speaker 3: Good job on the nickname. We've got a couple in
Speaker 3: a row with nicknames hammer Time.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 3: Thanks listen. I just feel like mine's a no brainer.
Speaker 3: I'm a golden retriever.
Speaker 2: I have two great Pyrenees. I have one that's mixed
Speaker 2: with a lab and one that's so thoroughly Pyrenees that
Speaker 2: he's really a bump on a log all the time.
Speaker 2: And I vacillate I think between the two of them,
Speaker 2: but probably a Pyrenees, because the other thing about Pyrenees
Speaker 2: is they they're bred to leave the property to go
Speaker 2: find the threat before it approaches, instead of staying on
Speaker 2: the property and defending. They're always on offense. And there
Speaker 2: is definitely a part of my personality that is like
Speaker 2: I'm always waiting. I'm like, I'm always like looking for
Speaker 2: the thing that's going to ruin the great moment. Sure,
Speaker 2: it's hard to just enjoy a great moment. I'm a
Speaker 2: little bit always like, yeah, where's the other sh you're
Speaker 2: going to drop? And I'm trying to grow out of that,
Speaker 2: but it is something that's pretty well ingrained in my personality.
Speaker 2: So I relate to that sense of like, how can
Speaker 2: I get ahead of something that's going to ruin this
Speaker 2: so that I can actually enjoy it and not feel
Speaker 2: like I'm waiting for something to ruin it, and and
Speaker 2: that reason, and for that reason, I would say great Pyrenees.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Also, you know, given your history, totally makes sense.
Speaker 3: I think it's very fair that you have found yourself
Speaker 3: on guard and having to untangle that reflex.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And you know what else is great about Pyrenees.
Speaker 2: Most of the time they just chill. So I feel
Speaker 2: like that's also a lot of my life is like
Speaker 2: I'm just I'm just chilling. I'm not looking for a
Speaker 2: lot of crazy adventure. I'm not looking I don't need
Speaker 2: to be walked seven times a day. I'm not looking
Speaker 2: for a lot of like energy and activity. I just
Speaker 2: kind of want to sit and watch and observe and
Speaker 2: like you know, do my thing, and then every once
Speaker 2: in a while I'll get up and go check it,
Speaker 2: check out the perimeter and make sure everything's okay, and
Speaker 2: then come back and lay down.
Speaker 3: That feels like relate, all right. Life as Liz asks what,
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, great question. Let me tell you what.
Speaker 3: Life as Liz is asking the hard hitting questions today.
Speaker 3: What's the best girl scout cookie?
Speaker 2: Okay, it's it's a toss up. What about you?
Speaker 3: I was gonna say, I feel like I can narrow
Speaker 3: it down to two real quick, which is the thin
Speaker 3: mint in the samoa?
Speaker 2: Let me too, I'm in the same boat. I do
Speaker 2: love those Savannah smiles, but they don't sell them everywhere.
Speaker 2: Those lemony like powdered sugar ones, they're only selld in
Speaker 2: a particular region, so it's hard to find those. And
Speaker 2: I do love them. But overall, I'm gonna agree with you.
Speaker 2: Samoassa samoa and the and the tin mint.
Speaker 3: Yeah, samosa would be the the the appetite, the Indian appetizer,
Speaker 3: the pastry with the like yeah, potato and stuff, and yeah,
Speaker 3: that's exactly right, Yeah, there's there's very few Girl Scout cookies.
Speaker 3: I would turn my nose up at. Let's be very
Speaker 3: honest here. I mean I celebrate almost all of them.
Speaker 3: But yes, to me, there's only two. What you just described,
Speaker 3: by the way sounds lovely. We don't have them. I've
Speaker 3: never seen them in California or Oregon. The Savannah smile.
Speaker 2: I think it's a Southern thing.
Speaker 3: Which would make sense, especially because in adulthood, like in
Speaker 3: the last five years, thanks to Jenny, I have really
Speaker 3: learned to love lemon and foods, and now I'm a
Speaker 3: huge especially in desserts like give me all a lemon Ooh.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm living in the South. I can buy you
Speaker 2: some boxes and that's that. I know what I'm sending
Speaker 2: you for Christmas this year.
Speaker 3: It's going to be the funniest exchange ever. When you
Speaker 3: get a VHS gopy of positive movements and I get
Speaker 3: a case of Savannah smiles.
Speaker 2: That's it. I love it. I'm gonna go thin mint though,
Speaker 2: because I can eat an entire sleeve in one sitting,
Speaker 2: and the samoas I really can only eat like one
Speaker 2: or two before I feel like this is really sweet.
Speaker 2: I gotta take a break, so I'm going to go
Speaker 2: finny a little more versatile true story.
Speaker 3: In fifth grade, my teacher, mister Dodd had a box.
Speaker 3: He bought a box of samoas from someone like in
Speaker 3: the class. I'm guessing I stole them? What I stole them?
Speaker 3: Mister Dodd, you are, no doubt listening to this Q
Speaker 3: and a episode of Drama Queen's on behalf of myself
Speaker 3: and my fifth grade self. I just want to let
Speaker 3: you know I'm sorry for stealing your box of samoas,
Speaker 3: and it's finally time to clear the air because I've
Speaker 3: been carrying this for so long, the shame and the guilt.
Speaker 3: And if I ever see you in person, I will
Speaker 3: refund your three seventy five apologies.
Speaker 2: It's commendable.
Speaker 3: But I do have an important question though, what is
Speaker 3: your storage protocol for thin mints? Are you a freezer?
Speaker 1: Gal?
Speaker 2: Okay, freezer, But when you stole this box of some
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna We're not gonna just move off of
Speaker 2: that that quickly. I need to know. Was this an
Speaker 2: open the drawer of the desk steal or was this
Speaker 2: like a swipe off the top of the.
Speaker 3: No, ma'am, I was not a hardened criminal. I just
Speaker 3: went through this like little phase of having sticky fingers
Speaker 3: and it was on the top of a desk.
Speaker 2: Okay, because it's different, you know, like taking the effort
Speaker 2: to open a drawer, reach in and grab something that's
Speaker 2: in there, rather than just seeing something that's on top
Speaker 2: of a desk and being like this fell off, fun
Speaker 2: to the floor and I don't know who it belongs to.
Speaker 2: Well take it home. I mean, both both are stealing,
Speaker 2: but you know there's there's a little bit of a difference.
Speaker 3: No, but I appreciate you finding the lesser degree of
Speaker 3: my stealing. Thank you for silver lining my small crime.
Speaker 2: Anytime you can always count on me for a silver lining,
Speaker 2: I promise. Okay. Holiday in the sun, holiday in the
Speaker 2: sun wherever you are, sounds great. What's the best vacation
Speaker 2: you ever had?
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, how funny Hannah, our producer just put
Speaker 3: in the chat and now we know what Rob would
Speaker 3: go to jail for. Remember we had that question a
Speaker 3: few keen days ago. Right, that's it, baby, petty theft
Speaker 3: as we figured it out. Well done, Hannah. Best vacation
Speaker 3: I gotta say, our honeymoon to Thailand was pretty all time.
Speaker 2: You guys went to Thailand, that's cool.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and we went large. Jenny, who normally doesn't like surprises,
Speaker 3: I had said, listen, do you mind if I just
Speaker 3: plan the whole thing, Like we'll pick the cities together,
Speaker 3: the locations, but then can I just do the rest?
Speaker 3: And she agreed, and I went like nuts, Like, that's
Speaker 3: something I like to do, is over research something I'm
Speaker 3: interested in, And so I got into it and found
Speaker 3: us just like awesome places and we ended up being
Speaker 3: there for like two and a half weeks or so.
Speaker 2: That's so great.
Speaker 3: It was lovely. Wow, how about.
Speaker 2: You, I, I might say, Italy circa twenty thirteen fourteen. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I really had not traveled much in my twenties, as
Speaker 2: I dreamed that I would, and so I started traveling
Speaker 2: a lot in my thirties and Italy was one of
Speaker 2: the first places I went, and I brought Maria and
Speaker 2: I went with my boyfriend at the time, and it
Speaker 2: really was so beautiful, like everywhere we went so magical.
Speaker 2: We drove around in a moped in the rain trying
Speaker 2: to get to you know, through Rome. It was cold,
Speaker 2: and you know, like in the moment you're like this
Speaker 2: is freezing and miserable, but and you look back and
Speaker 2: you're like, that's so romantic. It was really fun. And
Speaker 2: Florence was beautiful, also in the rain, but still just
Speaker 2: still lovely. And Maria was four maybe, and I remember
Speaker 2: walking into this this restaurant where they had a case
Speaker 2: of fish in the front and you could go choose
Speaker 2: your fish that you wanted them to cook for you.
Speaker 2: And she walks up and she's looking at this whole
Speaker 2: case of like whole dead fish, and she sees all
Speaker 2: these silver ones and she just goes. She points at
Speaker 2: the little I forgot it starts at the bee. I
Speaker 2: can't remember the name of the fish, but she points
Speaker 2: at it and she's like, I want to eat that?
Speaker 2: Like you sure? She said, yeah. They brought it out
Speaker 2: cooked a whole on a plate for her, and they
Speaker 2: just cut it open in front of her and filated
Speaker 2: open and she just dove right in, no fear, no
Speaker 2: like oh this is icky or weird or anything. She
Speaker 2: was like, give that fish, I'm gonna eat it. It
Speaker 2: was just that the vacation was full of little moments
Speaker 2: like that. That Airbnb we had there was a cat,
Speaker 2: neighborhood cat that like adopted us for the week. It
Speaker 2: was really fun. So yes, eat that.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Dressed to impress asks what is the most ridiculous fashion
Speaker 3: trend you secretly love? I cherry picked this one because
Speaker 3: I genuinely want to know your answer.
Speaker 2: Oh, I mean, I don't really know what the current
Speaker 2: trends are. I I I feel like I'm too old
Speaker 2: for it now, But.
Speaker 3: It can be any your whole life, like when we
Speaker 3: were kids, teenagers, Yeah, to two thousands, you name it.
Speaker 2: Suspenders like totally unneeded, unnecessary, but just like jeans and
Speaker 2: a T shirt or like a like a Dago tee
Speaker 2: and uh, suspenders. I just I think it's fun. I
Speaker 2: love it and shrugs shrugs. Yeah, it's like a sweater
Speaker 2: with no bottom.
Speaker 3: How funny. Yeah, I know what a shrug is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like pantyhose, but knitted for your arms.
Speaker 3: How come guys stopped wearing those in the eighties? Remember
Speaker 3: in movies like it was always the fit bully who
Speaker 3: would be wearing one of those, and then it just stopped.
Speaker 3: Maybe that's a trend I need to bring back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just grab what is it? Like a card? Again?
Speaker 2: I don't remember seeing a lot of guys in those.
Speaker 3: I think I need to be the one to bring
Speaker 3: back the male midriff, bring it back.
Speaker 2: I'm in I want pictures. What's your trend, fashion trend
Speaker 2: that you secretly love.
Speaker 3: I'm guessing midrifts and drugs apparently, Okay, I can tell
Speaker 3: you what I don't love. And I felt really old
Speaker 3: the other day because I saw a kid like walking
Speaker 3: in the crosswalk or a young person sagging their pants,
Speaker 3: and I heard myself audibly grown. I was like, yeah,
Speaker 3: all right, I'm not young anymore.
Speaker 2: Oh good, how ridiculous, that's funny. Okay, Uh Jake, Hi, Jake.
Speaker 2: He's asking what series we're watching right now? Whichever Bad Sisters?
Speaker 2: You're still just in survivor just no matter what, just
Speaker 2: bouncing around.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's like forty nine seasons or something, Joyce like,
Speaker 3: we we have not it's just easy consumption. You know,
Speaker 3: this is a fun one walk this way asks if
Speaker 3: your life was a re reality TV show, what would
Speaker 3: it be called?
Speaker 2: Embrace the Mess? I don't know where are my keys?
Speaker 2: Where's my phone?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I was I was thinking I was going the
Speaker 3: same direction of like the Parenting cast. I was thinking
Speaker 3: I cure myself saying often what are we doing? Guys?
Speaker 3: And sometimes it's like even when I'm buy myself and
Speaker 3: just like the thing won't open or my shirt's caught
Speaker 3: on a doorn autumn, Like, what are we doing? Guys?
Speaker 3: What are we doing? Just me in a room by myself,
Speaker 3: losing my shit.
Speaker 2: That's what I want to watch. Can you just I
Speaker 2: want you to put up video cameras in the house
Speaker 2: and then somebody will just make just wear microphones. We'll
Speaker 2: just make a show out of it. You just like
Speaker 2: fumbling through the day. What are we doing? Guys? Why
Speaker 2: is my shirt stuck on this door knop?
Speaker 3: Do you ever catch yourself like you're talking to yourself
Speaker 3: and then you have a moment of just thinking like objectively,
Speaker 3: like if I was watching this is really.
Speaker 2: Funny, Oh yeah, oh absolutely, And then it's kind of
Speaker 2: sad because I'm like, oh no, it's here to appreciate it.
Speaker 3: This, my slow descent into madness, is hilarious and there's
Speaker 3: no one here to appreciate it but me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, is that an actor thing? Because I used to
Speaker 2: do that when I was young, when I was like
Speaker 2: when I was a teenager and in my early twenties,
Speaker 2: like if I was crying and having a very dramatic moment.
Speaker 2: There was always a part of me that would pause
Speaker 2: and I would either like, look in a mirror, see
Speaker 2: so I would feel like this would make a great
Speaker 2: scene if I wasn't actually so in so much pain.
Speaker 3: That's so interesting. I didn't have this, this would make a
Speaker 3: great scene. But as a little kid, every time I
Speaker 3: would cry, I would run to the mirror to watch myself.
Speaker 3: And just just yesterday, my son was having some big
Speaker 3: feelings and ran to the bathroom mirror to look in it,
Speaker 3: and I was like, oh, wow, the jeans are strong.
Speaker 2: Is that just part of self discovery? I guess, like,
Speaker 2: what is this? You know, when you start to become
Speaker 2: aware of the difference between your self and the outside world,
Speaker 2: and it's not and that you're separate, it's not all
Speaker 2: just connected. I wonder if part of that is that
Speaker 2: self discovery as a child, But then why do we
Speaker 2: keep doing it when we're teenagers?
Speaker 3: I think what it's also I think anyone who is
Speaker 3: self aware, yeah, because if you're really like paying attention
Speaker 3: to yourself, you're gonna have moments where you're like, I'm
Speaker 3: a psycho or like what was that? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, like it's probably healthy because there's an element of
Speaker 2: this too shell pass in the moment of the of
Speaker 2: the pain in order to do that.
Speaker 3: Dude, I love that I can laugh at myself. It's
Speaker 3: such a gift because the truth is, like, if I
Speaker 3: wasn't able to laugh at myself, it would I'd probably
Speaker 3: just be a lot more like frustrated and angsty. But
Speaker 3: the fact that like I can trip and fall and
Speaker 3: after you know, a moment of ccursing be like, holy shit,
Speaker 3: that was hilarious, Like I hit four different things on
Speaker 3: the way to the ground. That was incredible, so good.
Speaker 2: I know, actually I really she had thought about you too, Rob.
Speaker 2: It's always nice just being in the company and people
Speaker 2: that can that can don't take themselves too seriously. It's
Speaker 2: like life for sure. We're all just fumbling around here.
Speaker 2: It's okay, what do we have to protect?
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: Well, friends out there, I hope you're able to laugh
Speaker 2: at your own mistakes today and whatever you're fumbling your
Speaker 2: way through. You know, life is just a bowl of cherry.
Speaker 2: Don't take it serious.
Speaker 3: And if you liked this fun new experimental segment we
Speaker 3: titled Questions and Answers, let us know you know, comment
Speaker 3: on a post and say that was great. You should
Speaker 3: make it a regular thing, you know, maybe it'll catch on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, can We hope to see you again soon.
Speaker 3: Bie.
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