Beantown Podcast - 12232018_Quinn David Furness presents the Beantown Podcast (CHRISTMAS)

Episode Date: December 23, 2018

Quinn comes to you LIVE from Texas aka God's Country to do a round table with his family to discuss all things Christmas. Listen as Quinn and guests discuss fantasy football championships, our favorite Spider-Man villains, and having Christmas in Texas.

Welcome to the Bean Town podcast Christmas edition. Yes, we're able to say Christmas. Now we're lucky we started the podcast in 2018 and not in Socialist 2010 or something like that. This is Quinn David Furness coming to you live from the Sandy Shores of Corpus Christi. Texas the natural state. How is everyone doing today? We're glad to have you. We are on a mini little holiday vacation here. Got the whole fam ready to go. Mom's drinking bourbon, Waltz pretending he's still in the fantasy football playoffs. It's just like old times. We're having fun, we're going to be getting some different voices and personalities on the podcast today, I reckon. But first,

listener discretion is advised when you are and biving in the holiday tradition of the Bean Tom podcast number one the podcast is uh you know we'll use some words especially if sister gets on here there's a little PSA to anyone who hasn't met sister yet should hear her trying to play me in mini golf on her iPhones it's's not good. You'd think she was a drill surgeon or something. Number two, the podcast is objectively terrible, but may just a little bit better when we get the likes of mom and sister coming on the podcast. Well, a couple of things going on here before we jump into any sort of shenanigans. It's worth noting that the audio quality might not be as sharp and crisp as what you're used to. That's because we've been having

some computer issues. So the Mac book, which is what we normally run, the Bean Town podcast through giving you the flashing folder when you try to restart. We did our research, say what's going on, what's the deal here, and turns out the cable, they call it a ribbon cable connecting your hard drive to your motherboard is corrupt. So we got on the horn with our technological consultant Matthew Fiedler who is also known for taxes and the front man of the bean town band. And he mentioned that yes he's had this issue many, many times. Before, if you shake your computer a little bit and put it in the freezer for about five minutes, you can get it to restart without having the ribbon

cable issues, but it's awfully strange once you get going the apps on the computer itself are extremely slow, things freeze freeze kind of bugging out it's like I'm working on my brother's Mac so we are on the work computer right now but it wasn't as simple as just get to the work computer and go from there so of course you have to have some sort of software to record your podcast with. And so I said, hey, well, let's go get audacity. Everyone's talking about it. It's the hottest new piece of technology on the market today. If you

could look at this interface, it's crazy. I feel like I need my 3D glasses. But of course, I'm on my work computer, so there's all sorts of administrative you need. You got to do that. Turn in your expense reports anytime I try to download something. So we've been going a little black market style. Finally got a copy of Audacity. Of course, you can only use one mic to go into Audacity.

So the next step is, well, hey, let's get some sort of programmer software that will allow us to feed two mics into one program, which we then convert to Audacity. I said, OK, simple enough. Well, here's the problem. I wasn't able to obtain any sort of back door, black market copy of something like voice meter or such.

So that was one obstacle that we weren't able to overcome. But the third and final obstacle, at least as of right now, is that you've got to have a way to get your Audacity sound file into an MP3 format, which in the sound or garage band is pretty easy. There's just an export button and it does it just like that. But in Audacityacity you need, it's called a something like a lame encoder to be able to make that happen. And of course, that's another download that the administrator privileges don't want you to have. So we weren't able to do that.

We did find a back way. It's not directly through the lame encoder, but it's something else where you're able to get in a zip file, zips tend to be what we're looking for on the internet here. So we got a version of that going. What we have to do is in Audacity convert the Audacity file to a WAV file, and then using this third-party encoder,

we can move it from a WAV file to an MP3 file, which will then allow us to upload it directly to SoundCloud. YouTube might be on hold for this version or this episode because I don't have any sort of iMovie program, which is what I have to use on the Macbook to be able to get a YouTube file uploaded. I'm not certain that I'll be able to do anything with YouTube for this episode. So if you're listening, shout out to iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, Player FM, getting there on cast box. Although that's now on hold because all of our files are on the old MacBook. And there's really no way to get them up as long as the MacBook is out of commission.

So that's what's going on with the computer. We're going to be doing live surgery from the operating room on Christmas day, just a couple days here to replace the ribbon cable on Christmas Day, just a couple days here, to replace the ribbon cable on the MacBook, so long as the parts arrive on Christmas Eve, which is when they said we're going to arrive, but we've all seen cast away before those packages can take upwards of five, six years to arrive.

Yeah, Chuck never did open that last package, did he? But he used those ice skates very effectively. You know, I was thinking on us having the tonsil issues a couple weeks back and slightly ongoing. I'm thinking, so in cast away Tom Hanks can take his back molars out with an ice skate. Let's take that to an extreme. What if you're stranded on a Desriland? You got nasty tonsillitis. And you know, no, there's no way out unless you get those tonsils out. Could you, if you were like, Dr. Strange, level of dexterity, take your own tonsils out without passing out. I don't know, it might be a better screenplay than in reality, but just things to think about during this holiday season.

Today is Festivus, a sign felt Larry David created holiday. You got the poll. The Festivist feast, the airing of grievances, the feats of strength, a lot of good stuff happening in the Seinfeld episode. The strike. You can't miss it. I think I've spent a couple holiday seasons at my parents' house where you got, it's like a 24 hour live stream of the strike. It feels like you go to about half the TV channels they get. And it's playing, but a classic episode today is Sunday, December 23rd. Again, we're coming to you live from corpus,

Christy, Texas. And I think with that, we're going to get some different faces, some different voices. On the podcast, again, we're doing this a little interview style. I feel like I'm Chris Hansen, a date line or something. We're going to be passing the mic back and forth, although if you watch Dateline, they got lava-lear mics, which we ordered, they should be showing up on Christmas Day. So that's gonna open up, or Christmas Eve, excuse me, a whole different realm of possibilities. We might be able to do the Beentown podcast

without any sort of handheld mics So we're gonna need somebody to whoever wants to come on first get in the podcasting chair I guess dad we can start with you. You have a big fantasy football Match up come in today and I think we heard early you have some tech issues so Walk us through when you forget your email password. What are the steps you want to take to remedy that issue? Well, normally when you sign up for an email,

you'll have a recovery password. And that recovery password is to help you log into if you for some reason forget your regular password. And also normally tied to that is a phone number that you can receive texts. So it gives you a couple of options. And it would seemingly be just about impossible for somebody to forget both of their passwords and have a phone issue but leave it to me. Recently I changed my phone number, got a new phone and that's working out great, thanks for asking. And unfortunately, I did not update that recovery information

with Yahoo. So they are trying to text me my recovery password at a number that no longer is reachable or tied to my account. So it's really a perfect storm, a perfect storm of stress. And I'm just a little nervous that if something happens with this upcoming today's as I didn't have it mentioned I am in the Super Bowl from my fantasy football league against, against Quinn, the host of the Bean Town Podcast, nice to see two people from the same family make it to the Super Bowl. And Quinn's going for his, I believe, first ever Super Bowl championship.

So we're all excited for him. I've got a few under my belt and we'll see what happens. But if for some reason I needed to make a change in the last minute to my team, right now I'm handcuffed and I could be in trouble. So we'll keep our fingers crossed and see how it goes. Now ultimately, the greatest thing would be that if several of my players weren't able to play and I couldn't change anything out with my team and I still pulled it out that would

maybe rub some salt in the wound. But we'll see. It's going to be a fun, exciting day. Thanks for the insight, Dan. And speaking of Yahoo, you can always contact the bean town podcast. Bean town podcast Yahoo dot com. That's bean town. B-E-A-N-T-U-D-B-N podcast at Yahoo dot com. You can also find us on Twitter. We are at bean town cast. We're on Facebook. We're going to have a new website coming soon. It's going to be a big new year.

We've been spending a little bit of time. Need to spend some more time working on the end of year one best of bean town special. It's kind of contingent on the surgery going well in a couple days here without a successful surgery. That year one review is not going to happen on time. So we'll see what happens as just a generally reminder of what we've got coming up here. We're going to be doing a 24-hour live stream on the YouTube channel. That's Quinn David Furnace. Excuse me. We will not be doing any sort of audio file from that 24-hour stream that would go directly to YouTubers SoundCloud. The 24-hour live stream will be hosted on YouTube, so it's open to the public.

It won't be just Facebook. Well, that's coming up next weekend. We're gonna be doing our New Year's live Bean Tom podcast episode from the mountains of Virginia. We still got some logistics to work out there, but it's gonna be a good time. We've promoted on now three different occasions episodes live from the mountains that will be taking place. We've yet to actually air one. I've got a good feeling about number three.

And then hopefully the week after that, which would technically be the last Hopefully the week after that, which would technically be the last episode of the cycle of a year because we started on the second week of January last year, we would then be able to get the year one best of special. So that's what's hopefully coming up. But now we're fortunate to be joined by a fellow podcaster who has been on the bean town podcast once It was a bean town unplugged Especially you might have listened to by the name of the roast of Quinn David furnace one of our more popular entries from year one Sister I think you came on you told one joke. It was almost as short as you are. It was still pretty funny though

sis how are you feeling today? What's going on? Fantastic. It's been my dream to be on the podcast and I finally get to do it. I woke up and he said, hey, you're on the podcast today. What else? What's going on? You got to give me a lot of things to go off of today. Yes, platform to share your thoughts, your feelings.

Well, yesterday we found a get-go to him, Gary. Jack caught up underneath the bed. And mom made us let him go. We talked to him for a little bit, saw his little BDIs. Let him go. We talked to him for a little bit, saw his little BDIs, his ears, his breathing. How's that recall? Walt and I, we have killed you and Jack and I came a 500 yesterday.

I'm not quite sure. Walkers. Walt's another fellow podcast, person, follower, Laker. And he's also our brother, first podcast, then brother. Just kidding. All right, it was him, so try to have a material. I'm gonna have to ask you a question, though.

All right, sister Sally, so you brought up the concept of geckos, and like where you're going with that. Now we've been in need of an animal expert on the bean tom podcast for about a year now. We're not going to be able to get any live animals in here. Right now unless mom finishes her glass of breakfast bourbon. But sister, why don't you take us through the five different kind of categories of animals and share with us which one is your favorite. So you got your mammals?

What makes a man a woman? They don't lay eggs in their warm blooded. They have fur, skin, hair. Hair. Alright, that's nice. You got your reptiles. They have like scales. Snake, a lizard. Oh, a lizard.

Oh, cold blow. Now, who would your favorite spider-man villain that doubles as a reptile be? I've only ever watched Spider-Man 1 with Dolby McWire. Now, in the amazing Spider-Man, Dr. Connors, who does he turn it? I've never seen a amazing Spider-Man. I'm going to get a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a

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Peter Parker's professor, I believe Columbia, I'm not sure, I think that's where he goes to college in the comics. We have to double check on that. We'll get our comics book correspondent on that. But Dr. Kurt Conner's turned into a lizard and he's crazy because Peter Parker is like chopping his arms off and they keep regurgitating and he's in the subway. And I don't remember how they eventually kill him, but I think they trap him in a glassman asher or something. Okay, so we got mammals, we got reptiles, where we going next. My favorite, the amphibians. Their frog is in there, and the amphibian.

Salamanders. I thought we'd call it a salamander yesterday, but it wasn't an amphibian. So what makes a gecko a reptile and a salamander an amphibian? I could be wrong with a gecko's a reptile. It could be an amphibian. But who's to say who knows? Could be both. In the term amphibian, what does that term make you think of?

Frogs. But in a larger sort of classification sense. Frogs. What about the word amphibious? Got nothing. All right. Thanks for teaching us Latin roots, Mom. Let's go on to number four.

So we've done mammals, reptiles, amphibians. We're looking at two other sort of classifications of animal which one you feel in next fun guy funguses I grow on the bottom of your feet What are some of your favorite edible fungi? My Shrooms fungai. My Shrooms. Sister does like the Shrooms. Reminds me of a college I went to once. Wait, now we're, this is like, there's a lot of whispering, cross-talking, going on, cross-dressing, mom finished her breakfast bourbon finally. Confusion as to what's going on.

We got dad going wild on his fantasy football team. Jack's writing something over there. I haven't even had breakfast yet. So we've done reptiles and phibians, mammals, fun guy. Then we got our birds, our fish, our... We're done fish? Well, we're separate our separate I'm just listing off now well there's more than five okay what are some of your tastiest birds a turkey a A duck. Mmm. Gees aren't that good. They're also scary. Let me tell you, one time at Rock Valley College, walking to my class, a geese started chasing

me and came at me. And this one also started chasing people too, was not a good day. Um, what other ge- I don't, that's the only bird's eye. Chickens, I guess those are birds, chicken. You ever had a Cornish game, Hen? Not that I know of. So where did you have a geese? Me not have ever actually had one.

I feel like Grandpa and Colleen, you may have had one for us to try. This is more of a judge a book by its cover, judge a geese by its cover, I guess. Well, Sister Salad, you have any other parting words for the podcast before we hear a word from our sponsors? Friends, go like, subscribe,

subscribe, follow, tell your friends, tell your neighbors, subscribe. Subscribe. I would like to tell all the listeners that I've only been awake for maybe 15, 20 minutes and I'm still drinking my coffee. So things seem a little hazy, because they are a bit hazy for me right now. Um, you like to subscribe, listen, share, and have a great day folks. and have a great day folks. Great news. Uh oh.

That is now reporting that he got into his Yahoo account. We'll see if there are any changes to be made here. But first, before we get potentially, mom on the podcast, let's hear a word from our sponsors here. Are you tired of selling your house for less than a quarter of what it's worth? All because you couldn't find reliable home inspectors in time. Well, Oregon listeners, there's good news. Home pride inspection services in Bend, Oregon is central Oregon's hottest new home inspection provider

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Home Pride org. Inspection perfection. I wanna give a shout out to the Samson Q2U series for sticking with us even through all the hardware, software, malware issues that we've been experiencing on the Bean Tom podcast. I also want to give a shout out to the TV guide that I ordered as part of my spirit sky delta miles that we're expiring in the middle of December. So they send me an email and they say, hey, Quinn, you gotta get these magazines.

I say, okay, where's the GQ? Where's the Chloe Kardashian? That's the one I want. But I didn't have enough points. So I settled for a TV guide. All I really want is one that has Dan Conner of the new Roseanne reboot on. And I think that would really make my day end of thought. So, Ma, you've been on the Bean Town podcast once before.

It was on a very special episode live from the Pacific Northwest title, the roast of being of Quinn David Furnace, now out on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Player FM, Spotify, Apple Podcasts. You can find it anywhere you listen to your podcast unless you look forward and it's not there. Ma, welcome back to the podcast. How are you feeling today? How is the bourbon? It was outstanding. Thanks, Quinn. Thanks for having me back. I really appreciate it.

Now, my you mentioned coming on the podcast for the second time, you were really looking to ramp it up a little bit. Maybe talk about something you got over there on your iPad. But first I think you wanted to mention the US education system. So what about education? Yeah, do it. And how do you feel about proficiency versus growth versus prosciutto? I've always been a big fan of prosciutto, especially like it thinly sliced sauteed tilts crispy

with some asparagus. It's really good with shredded brussels sprouts as well, a little bit of olive oil, salt and pepper, can't be beat. All right, that's pretty good. Now you got something over there and you're screened that you're looking to plug, walk us through that. Well, first I'd like to reiterate to reiterate Quinn that I'm a big fan

of having a letter of the podcast, meaning that you would feature a letter with each podcast. And I did float a few letters by you in the last few days. I brought up Jay obviously, for my first name, I brought up Q after you. And then I also brought up the often under recognized schwa sound. Now I think there was confusion over schwa or schwa shtaka and it being festivist and all

in the holidays. We didn't want to offend anybody. I think the concern is also getting slapped with a sub-pena from Sesame Street, regarding the usage of their copyrighted materials. So we're gonna see how this segment goes, but I will say, if we're dealing with Greek letters here, and you get rid of the common ones, the alpha, the beta, the omega's, quick sketch

idea that I've mentioned before we're still working through a Christian fraternity called Alpha Omega and all of their fun high jinks and haisings and crucifixions and stuff. But my what are some of your favorite Greek letters? I've always been a big fan of Theta. What does that one look like? Well, it's Greek. It's all Greek to me. You know, that's what they say. Mama, Mia, Opa.

I don't know, Ma. Is there anything else that you were really looking to talk about maybe engage in some discourse on while you were here or something? Maybe spoken word? If you want to do a recite a song or something? Well, I was thinking that we could all take a moment and just observe a little moment of silence here in honor of the government shutdown. Little over 24 hours here with our government employees not being paid for the work they're expected to do, especially the TSA agents who are gonna have to be checking us

back through for our flight back to the Pacific Northwest. Pretty upset about that. Yeah, I think that would be appropriate. All right, 24 seconds in honor of 24 hours of, although it's like 31 hours at this point, more like 34. So 34 seconds of silence. I'm not going to say anything. I'm not going to say anything. I'm not going to say anything. I'm not going to say anything. I'm not going to say anything.

I'm not going to say anything. I'm not going to say anything. I'm not going to say anything. I'm not going to say anything. I'm not going to say anything. I'm not going to say anything. I'm not going to say anything. I'm not going to say anything. I'm not going to say anything. I can hardly hold my breath for that long.

I felt like Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible 5, Rogue Nation, probably one of my six favorite mission in possible movies. I'm glad you mentioned TSA, mom, because that brings me back to something that I actually really wanted to talk about on this episode, maybe some distancing that needs to happen. So a couple of weeks ago, we had our holiday season correspondent, Megan, on the podcast. And she's great.

We had a good time. But something that's not so great about Megan is her disdain for actress celebrity and just overall hottie, Emily Blunt, now starring in Mary Poppins Returns, thanks to Disney go check it out in theaters everywhere now. So I just wanted to come out publicly and say that the views of Megan are holiday season correspondent do not reflect the views of the bean town podcast or its creator or host. Emily if you're listening to this congrats on the movie tell John say hi hope the kids

are doing all right your beautiful never change Megan, you need to readjust your priorities here. Maya, you have any thoughts on that? I'm crazy about Emily Blunt, and I think she's amazing. Yeah, and if you ever get the chance to see Denivil News 20, what was that? 14, 15 film, Sicario. You're gonna wanna check it out. It's got Josh Brolin. It's got Del Toro, is that his name? And it's got Emily Blunt. Mom, did you say it was

terrible? All right. We need some insights on that. I just didn't care for it. I fell asleep after about the first 10 minutes. We're talking about Sicario, right? Denis Villeneuve. Ma, it's one of the most riveting intense films of all time. In the first 10 minutes, there's a huge game changer. How can you sleep through that? Quinn, I've been known to sleep

through some of the most highly acclaimed movies of all time and some of the worst. You should ask your dad about my private Arizona, one of the worst movies I've ever seen. Nicholas Cage won an Oscar for that. So shout out to him. I don't know how you sleep through an Oscar winning performance. But I will say on the topic, I'm glad you brought up Demi Villanuevimom because I was just on a sub right at last night and we were talking about prisoners, the critically acclaimed, what was that,

2000 something movie, Hugh Jackman, Paul Dano, Terrence Howard, Jake Gyllenhaal in the role of a lifetime. Fantastic, if you fell asleep during Sicario, you won't fall asleep during prisoners, that's the bean town guarantee. So, Dene, if you're listening to this, hope Dune's going well, looking forward to seeing what you do with it next year.

All right, my Anya parting thoughts here on the holiday podcast. I think in the future, Quinn, you should have a featured special recurring that talks about undervalued and under-disgust literary devices. Like what? I'm thinking of mononomy. That would be a good one. Sinectike is another fave. We were having a family discussion, a really hot family discussion yesterday about assinance and consonance and the value of alliteration?

I will say most of those just sound like little towns and Wisconsin, so I'm not sure if mom actually has real terms or if she's just kind of doing a little lake woebagan, a type of story telling there. But yeah, I think we're getting closer to the end of our podcast here now. And we got Waltz in at the end of the table. I know he wanted to come out live on air and announce the winner of a fantasy football award, even though the results aren't all in yet,

we surely have run away. I'm thinking maybe coach of the year. Let's save that one for when the results come out. But while you have a very special announcement here, it's like when the guy with the blonde bull cut, Stanley Cup finals, game six, he's polishing the silver. They show him five minutes left in the period. He's getting the silver. They show them, you know, five minutes left in the period. He's getting ready to bring it out, present it to the captain. What do you think and want?

Well, Juju Siss shoesters in the shower right now. So she's not going to hear this, but last chance for fancy awards. I don't think she's going to win any awards. chance for fancy awards. No, but well, we want her to vote, you know, democracy dies in darkness, right? Pretty sure that's Fox News' slogan. So we still need her to get in and vote. We need Steve Johnson of Schmelke's pool cues, not so lovable known as the Fartists. We need them to get in and vote. Their voice is also missing from the awards. So we can't make any definitive award announcements until that happens.

I know that there's a guy saying at the end of this table on a cowboy hat wearing a bean town podcast shirt and he he's trying to queue up for a coach of the year announcement which he thinks he's well deserving of but I got to tell you 13 seasons in the Great War in North no super bowl titles to your name, two super bowl losses, coach to the year, hardly. I just thought I'll cantaloupe. And my mouth right now, so that's a little cruel. But I want to give a shout out to the state of Texas for inspiring our recent YouTube Instagram Facebook series called the Texas Christmas.

You can see me in my cowboy hat and my aviators just talking about Christmas. I had a lot of good videos. Yesterday, Saturday, we're going to have a lot of good videos. Yesterday, Saturday, we're gonna have a lot of great videos today. I'm gonna get one of those uploaded and polished soon, but I don't know. That's about all we got. We're already super long. It's gonna take a long time to upload on this Wi-Fi. It's like a .5 gigahertz upload speed. It's pretty bad. Anybody with any parting thoughts that you want to include on the podcast? Explosives, welcome. I would like to make one correction to an earlier comment on the movie My Own Private

Arizona was actually my private Idaho, so the wrong state. It was an unusual movie. I did get two thumbs up from Gene Ciscal and Roger Ebert. The subject material is a little bit adult and at the time Jane was only in her late 20s so we got through about the first 15 minutes of it and sometime I'll pull it up again and we'll revisit it and see if we can get through another 15. And I made the right choice because here I am 30 years later. Wow, it's kind of a dark turn here. As we wrap up the podcast, Jack, you have

anything you want to plug here. Sorry, what was the question? You got about a minute of free time here. If you have anything you want to mention. I have we talked about bowling in Corpus Christi. So to my knowledge, Corpus Christi is a town of about what, 300,000 people, and there's only one bowling alley. So draw your own conclusion. It's a one-lane bowling alley in the basement of the Chili's Express on 7th Ave.

So yeah. You had something you wanted to end. Yeah. You know, I would like to point out that we've been reading a little bit about the history of bowling alleys in Corpus Christi. And I think it's mighty suspicious that the last 42 bowling alleys that Corpus Christi has had, they've all burned down. A coincidence, I don't think so. Sounds like mom is implicating Bolero in the arson cases of over.

Boling burn down. Great bowling burn down, yeah. Boling green, Ohio, Kentucky, I will say that despite their sinister intentions, Bolero's got to be one of the greatest bowling alley names I've ever heard of, I'm sure they're big fans of Maurice Revelle as I am. You ever get the chance to listen to Bolero? It's the same two melodies repeated for about 17 minutes. They just add more and more instrumentation as it goes. You're gonna wanna stick around until those timpani's come in.

Boom, boom. It's good stuff. Ooh, I'd like to see Bo Derek running to Bolero. Ooh, good stuff. Almost as nice as Emily Blunt. All right. In a property, respect women. I respect women by loving them.

Thank you, mom. All right. Yeah. No one knows who that is though. So let's wrap it up there. 40 minutes, that's a biblical number. 40 days, 40 nights, 40 podcasts. Thanks to the family, we got everyone on, which

is pretty exciting, reminiscent of the roast of Quinn David Furnace, now available on iTunes, Apple Podcast, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, PlayRFM. Find it wherever podcasts are sold. And if you're paying for the Bean Tom podcast, let me know. I'd love to get in on that. Thank you to our sponsors. Thank you to the state of Texas. That's about all we got here. If you're listening to this now, through one of our partners, it's a small miracle that we are able to get this uploaded, I think we're going to be able to make it happen.

So happy holidays, Merry Christmas to everyone, which we can say again, which is fantastic. And I'll be seeing everyone in just a, what are we at, about 36 hours now? From the start of our Christmas day, 24 hour live stream spectacular. So it's gonna be a good time. And that's about all I got. So everyone travels safely.

And we'll talk to everyone in just a couple days here. travel safely and we'll talk to everyone in just a couple days here.