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Hey there, shop for maniacs. You're listening to the show. Stop. Stop. Stop. It's a hip hop hippity hip hop, a hip hip hip hop hippity show. I'm David. We make websites fast, not slow. Oh, don't you know? That's the plateau I hit on rapping every time. It's like, you know, like three, which is not a good number. Four would be better. Two would also be sufficient. You mean rhymes in a row? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Two, I could be like, yeah. I just blasted you with one bar, whatever. You know? Mhmm. Four would be like, dude, I did two bars back to back. Amazing. Right? One and a half bars can walk away. Is not bars. Yeah. Yeah. It's the worst amount. So Yeah. Everybody's waiting for that final rhyme rhyme to land, and that's when they go, oh. Oh, yeah. I know. But if they don't, if it never lands, you just look like a fool. Yep. Yep. Well, hey, Chris. What's happening over in your neck of the woods? Oh, gosh. I don't know. I'm doing just fine, really. Just doing waking up, doing doing my dad's stuff, doing my work stuff. The endless cycle. Having fun when I can. Yeah. It feels okay. Sometimes that feels like a bummer when there's, like, one too many thing. I was bummed out for a little bit when I was sick, and and I don't really realize. I'm like, oh, being sick is not that big of a deal. I've always had this, like, internal opinion that, like, I'm, like, the best in the world at being sick because, like, it doesn't, there's there's a lot of people that are they're just laid out. They're like, I'm sick, so my the rest of my life is canceled. I'm like, barely affects me. I just lay on the couch instead of sit in a chair. That's what happens to me. You know? Mhmm. Yeah. I don't even I don't even mind it sometimes. I'm like, I could use a good flu, you know, rewatch a little game of thrones something. You know? Yeah. Yeah. You're right. You the number of movies in your life goes up by, like, two. You know? Yeah. I fear. Yeah. But this turns out this was a wrong opinion, though. Oh, really? You had a Yeah. Because it's one more thing. Yeah. Because it the job never goes away, especially Job doesn't go away. Self employed and all those responsibilities absolutely doesn't go away. People understand. It's not like a huge big deal. It's not like I'm in trouble or something, but the stress of it stays. The expect third party expectations, they stay. So you kinda have to do this stuff. So now you're like, you have to be a dad. You have to do the job. You have all that stuff that you had to do before. Nothing really truly falls off, But now you have the sick …