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Waste Management
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Speaker 2:Yes.
Speaker 1:It's been a while.
Speaker 2:It has been.
Speaker 1:Yeah sorry, we don't I, it has been. Yeah, sorry.
Speaker 2:We don't. I know Life, you know life. Back to school, back to Back to reality.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Reality is crazy sometimes.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it is bonkers.
Speaker 2:A little more crazy than other reality. That's where I've been lately, but whatever um, yeah it's a little bit fallish today yeah, because something saturday in september. That was my stomach growling, but it was a saturday. It's a saturday in september and it rained all night. Last night and yesterday it was 95 and today's going to be like 70.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and today's also Saturday. You just said that like twice, maybe, yeah. Anyway, something weird happened last night. Something was like it was coming down from the sky and it was like Some loud noises. Wet and it was like in droplets. Yeah, oh, it's rain it hasn't rained in forever forever our hayfield was like thank you, yeah, in other words, our lawn.
Speaker 2:Yeah, because the first of the summer was like this is crazy. This is amazing because it was like raining all the time and you know, like maybe we'll make it to the end of the summer without dead grass. But yeah, I loved it. I love a good thunderstorm.
Speaker 1:Yes, yeah, I sleep a little bit of thunder.
Speaker 2:Yeah, not crazy.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, pretty constant.
Speaker 1:It was nice but anyway, kind of random. One reason we haven't been doing a lot of podcast is because we're working on reaction videos.
Speaker 2:Yes, we are.
Speaker 1:I guess we're the only people that have not done a reaction video on YouTube.
Speaker 2:I think we're the last two.
Speaker 1:I think we were the last podcast ever created and we'll be the last ones to try reaction videos.
Speaker 2:Yep, but you should check them out yeah.
Speaker 1:We're going to try it. It's a lot of podcast material, a lot of retro, a lot of 80s.
Speaker 2:Sticking our toe in. You know what I mean.
Speaker 1:Old cheesy commercials. Yep, showbiz pizza Stuff like that.
Speaker 2:Right.
Speaker 1:Quincy's Steakhouse, you know.
Speaker 2:Yeah, taking you back.
Speaker 1:Trying it.
Speaker 2:Trying it out.
Speaker 1:I like it. What else is going on, besides occasional rain and technical difficulties?
Speaker 2:Riveting, um, let's see, yeah, um, we're just doing a lot of life stuff. You know like two of our kids are out of the house, one is a senior in high school, has a part-time job. We're working a lot, so we're all in different directions.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:But that also means we're older, so you know in our 50s. So my husband just did a colonoscopy a month ago, His first ever.
Speaker 1:That was his first.
Speaker 2:Yes, so not to get in the weeds, but some insurance covers it starting at 45. Some is 50.
Speaker 1:Did they find any more insurance? Sure didn't cover the rest of it.
Speaker 2:But yeah, so we, he did his. I have one at 40 because I like to, I'm advanced, super fun. And then I have one Monday.
Speaker 1:So tomorrow starts's a fun week.
Speaker 2:Yeah, Crazy weekend Crazy. What are you doing? I'm hitting the Gatorade, so tomorrow is liquid diet and apparently you do a low residue diet. I know everybody wants to know all this, but basically it's a bunch of white bread and white pasta and you know nothing with like the skin on it. Like if it's a bunch of white bread and white pasta and you know nothing with like the skin on it. Like if it's a potato, it can't be fried but it can't have the skin on it.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:So that knocks out fries, so just bread and you know nothing with a peel, very stuff that, like I guess, doesn't leave residue. Don't they have equipment that can handle this stuff. Like you have to change your whatever. You got to basically do the work of the Roto-Rooter before you go in.
Speaker 1:You should be all good.
Speaker 2:They're just going with a camera. Yeah, I got it Not to get TMI about it, but if you're listening, to this.
Speaker 1:You probably have.
Speaker 2:That's a fun weekend it is I am not looking forward to it, but mine's at 8 am on Monday, man. So I was like I would get a later one. I was like you know what? You would get so hungry that you want to eat your arm, because if you prep the day before but they don't get you in for the procedure till 2 pm, you are hating life.
Speaker 2:Don't do it, get an early one, just get it over with. So his prep, let me get into it. His prep was all by stuff over the counter you go buy a bottle of Miralax which is lax.
Speaker 2:that's what it is, and it's powder it's in a bottle and you throw it in some Gatorade and you mix it up and you drink that twice until you've drunk it all up. And then there's like another thing called dulcolax, which are little tablets that are also lax, and you do those things and then you just drink water, gatorade, any clear liquids, anything that's not red or, yeah, purple or something like that, and you're good to go. Mine was. You get it from the pharmacy. They do it all different. I can't stand it. Let me tell you somebody sodium bicarbonate. Basically, it's a bunch of Epsom salt in a milk jug.
Speaker 1:You got the jug.
Speaker 2:The jug.
Speaker 1:What is?
Speaker 2:it 2,000? Yes, it is. I got the jug.
Speaker 1:That is not fine, that I mix it no.
Speaker 2:And it's like like don't throw it up. It said don't throw it up. Well, I'm trying not to joyce but, here's the deal. It's gonna make me gag, yeah so, but you know what?
Speaker 1:only have things supposed to add into it water one ounce of malacon drops I don't know what that is when you had babies.
Speaker 2:If your baby's ever had gas and couldn't get the burps up, you got this little dropper oh yeah drop it in their mouth. It's basically like anti-gas or gas x for babies and helps dissolve the bubbles or something, and there is a flavor packet, but I'm not looking forward to it. I have a really perturbed look on my face right now. Too bad, this isn't a reaction video flavor packet I packet I am, it is a jug.
Speaker 1:And I was like, oh, I've done the jug.
Speaker 2:So you know they call you before any procedure and send you about 12,000 texts. Nowadays you know you can go in and get a mold check. You've already checked in four times before the appointment. Anyway, the lady was like, yeah, just shake it up. And I was like, ok, can I keep shaking it? She's like, yeah, if it's easier to drink it chilled, I'm like I said, why did my husband get to have blue Gatorade?
Speaker 1:And like 20 ounces and he's done.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and his was easier.
Speaker 1:She was like well, everybody does it different and Randy was like you went to the wrong doctor, but yeah, that's, I did the jug and it's kind of like in the movie Raisin Arizona. That's what you feel like. It's like, have you?
Speaker 2:eaten sand and we ate sand. Yeah, it's kind of like drinking sand. Yeah, because it's all at the bottom of the jug, right?
Speaker 1:now I got about three-fourths of the way with that jug and I was like you didn't finish it.
Speaker 2:No, I was like, if this mess yeah. Forget the procedure, forget the IV. Even I don't want to do the IV, but I'd rather do the IV than drink that jug.
Speaker 1:I guess I will say this Can I divert Speaking? I think I would and I don't like. I don't think anybody likes a colonoscopy.
Speaker 2:No.
Speaker 1:I would rather do that than watch Alabama play sorry, like they did against Florida State, Because today is Saturday in college football? Yes, you talking about. It was like a colonoscopy on the field.
Speaker 2:Yeah, like it was so painful, mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
Speaker 1:Like watching that I was like this team.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'd rather be put under for that game.
Speaker 1:Yeah, if I'm yeah, maybe I should have got an IV.
Speaker 2:Count backwards. Before that game yeah, it was ugly.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, some of the coaches should have got an IV. Put something in there.
Speaker 2:Man yeah, give him some Gatorade, give him an energy drink.
Speaker 1:Yeah, Everybody looked asleep and just kind of like I guess we scored.
Speaker 2:Wake up. Sorry, somebody didn't have their coffee.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Or a colonoscopy, or an energy drink, or a good night's sleep.
Speaker 1:Maybe they need Molycon, I don't know, I don't have gas yeah, is the gas bubble causing you to just stand there?
Speaker 2:yeah we have gotten into it, haven't we? Can you tell how we feel?
Speaker 1:sorry, but I think you can speaking of trash or, um, sorry roll tide. I hope they play better. I'll always be a fan.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and I'll always pull for them. Yeah, people are like what are we going to do? I'm like, well, I'm still going to wake up. I'm not going to go burn my shirts, yeah, but I mean come on, I mean the grand scheme of it.
Speaker 1:they've ruined college football and I don't care anymore.
Speaker 2:But that's fine, but like, like yeah it's. I don't like it. I'm going to go play over here. They'll pay me better. Well, guess what? That's not really college football. That's not school football.
Speaker 1:No.
Speaker 2:School's no longer.
Speaker 1:It's the NFL with a band.
Speaker 2:Yeah, quit kidding us. Yeah, sorry, oh yeah.
Speaker 1:Coming in hot. Speaking of trash, I looked at our trash bill. I guess we'll call it that Waste management. That's, who picks up our trash?
Speaker 2:I think mine's in with the water or something. We're not metro. Oh yeah, so if you, live in Davidson County.
Speaker 1:You're metro and your trash is just kind of worked in.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Right. So I looked at our bill the other day and I was like whoa, I was like that's kind of high, because y'all know how trash works Well.
Speaker 2:No Comcast or.
Speaker 1:Xfinity, you call, you get it down and then, like eight months later you're like oh, it's back up to what it was and plus $30. That's weird, exactly, and then you're like why is this so expensive? And they're like well bye.
Speaker 2:Whatever?
Speaker 1:They don't care, they do not care, they want your money. And then they say bye-bye, so we looked at it. Should I just say? Then you want me to just say what it was?
Speaker 2:It doesn't matter. Okay, it's fine.
Speaker 1:So when we moved here, this is per quarter.
Speaker 2:Okay, per quarter.
Speaker 1:I think our trash was $165.
Speaker 2:To pick it up for three months.
Speaker 1:For three months. Not crazy, not crazy, but that's recycling yeah, okay.
Speaker 2:You know, whatever, that's fine.
Speaker 1:And I think it went up to like $185. Wow Right to like $185. Wow, right, okay, and then I think it went up to like $205.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and then I think it went up to like $240. For three months, for three months, $80 a month.
Speaker 1:The other day I looked yeah, $337.
Speaker 2:Every three months.
Speaker 1:Every three months to pick up our trash. Here's the deal. So we get on there and we start looking at the bill.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:First of all, they didn't go up that much on their rate to pick up the container. Or maybe they went up like $10 on the container or something, but before they went up a crazy amount, they also had a $20 sorting fee. So they're charging us to sort our recycling Also. Don't believe that. Don't believe there's a guy like I got plastic.
Speaker 2:Yeah you're not doing it.
Speaker 1:So then lately I was like well, what's the big bump? There was a $49 energy fee, yeah, which I don't know what.
Speaker 2:Is that energy drinks for Bob? Who's doing the sorting?
Speaker 1:I'm running out of energy to put up with this mess so I get on the website. I was like this is garbage. Sorry, I was like we are not doing this anymore, uh-uh. And Robin was like what she was like? Uh-uh. She was like we can take it to the dump ourselves.
Speaker 2:Yes.
Speaker 1:So I get on the website, go to the waste management. No, I got on my phone.
Speaker 2:I was like I'm going to call them.
Speaker 1:I can't wait to talk to these people, oh yeah. So I get on the phone? No, I didn't get on the phone because there's no phone number.
Speaker 2:No.
Speaker 1:I looked for 10 minutes, finally got a number, call it and it says for faster service, go to our app, our website, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, goodbye, and just hangs up. So I was like, okay, so we get on the computer. You know you're serious at home when you're like you're not doing it on your phone. You're like, let's go to the computer. Yeah right Big screen. Let's pull it up. Let's really tackle this.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:So we get on there and then we're trying to find it. We're like all right, right there, cancel service, do it? Yeah. Click on cancel service and it says you're not eligible to cancel service online at this moment, or something like that. I'm like we pay you. Yeah, yeah I can kind of decide what I want ever. I want to cancel right so it says click here and someone will call you to resolve your issue this is the most gaslighting company.
Speaker 1:Good night so I don't know who's managing the waste. But yeah, the waste is one problem, the management is another, because nobody called me yesterday. Management is another, because nobody called me yesterday Sorry, I'm going off Nobody called me yesterday. And then I was like, well, what if they just never call? So we turned off auto pay, I wouldn't pay them. Go to where our payments are.
Speaker 2:Yeah. And then we deleted the credit card yeah, delete the payment.
Speaker 1:So now they have no payment method. Mm-mm Technically they don't call me back, right, that's on you. So here's where we're at. It's 2025. And I'm like I'm taking my own trash, which we have like a convenience center, whatever they call them.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:You can recycle. If you want, you can throw away your trash. Right, but I'm like I guess I'm going to Home Depot and buying trash cans.
Speaker 2:It's like you live on Route 1 in Alabama. You just throw it in the back of the work pickup. But three, what are we?
Speaker 1:doing, but what got me is like. What gets me is like if I look at a monthly balance. I'm like yeah, when I like quarterly when. I go times four and say that out loud. I'm like you're charging me almost thirteen hundred dollars a year. That's, and I don't even know why they say, take your trash or take to relocate my garbage.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I mean you're just throwing it in another garbage pile. Yeah.
Speaker 1:Which is not the craziest, and I thought Comcast was nuts.
Speaker 2:But don't you have like where y'all live here in Williamson County? You can kind of pick your own company.
Speaker 1:You can, but.
Speaker 2:Are they all about the same price-wise?
Speaker 1:It made us so angry. We just said like uh-uh. We're taking our own track.
Speaker 2:Track I'll take my own track. I'll throw it back in my I don't care.
Speaker 1:Yeah, dude, I'm sorry, that's which I don't know the moral to that story is check your bills, because I don't ever look at my bills yeah, because they're all set up auto pay and then notice you're like oh but then you just look and you're like, whoa, what the heck is this?
Speaker 2:is the same way with cable I. I'll say this Rocket Money if you want to sponsor us.
Speaker 1:We have Rocket Money too.
Speaker 2:I do like that about that app, Just so I can watch. Like, hey, this went up this much. Do you want us to find a better option, or whatever. And honestly, when you set that app up you say I'll pay this much. You kind of get to choose about how much you pay.
Speaker 1:Yeah, rocket Money. I think they start you at like $10 a month. And then I did notice. If you go in there, there is a thing that says pay what you think. The minimum you can pay them a month is like $4 or $5.
Speaker 2:I think I pay $9.98.
Speaker 1:I think that's what we do. But they say you pay what you think it's worth.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but it has been worth it a couple of times and I can see what's coming.
Speaker 1:And they'll cancel for you. Yeah, sometimes they'll charge you a little bit of percentage of it to get your bill lower.
Speaker 2:Right, yeah, that's true, but I'll say that whole like there's no number to call. When you found the number, there's no person.
Speaker 1:No, you can't do it.
Speaker 2:You can't do it, cancel. You called you, did all these things and they're, they're still. I'd be like I'm not paying you. You need to have a way to cancel. You went up this much that that should be illegal.
Speaker 1:That is crazy yeah, to go up over and over. It is like I said when we moved here, which was yeah, going blank seven eight yeah, eight years ago to this house it was around $160 a month every three months. Now it's almost $340. They've doubled in seven years. To pick up garbage.
Speaker 2:It's $113 a month to pick up your trash.
Speaker 1:And you ever notice, because sometimes you're out of town yeah, you don't need your trash taken out and then other times something comes up and you got like a lot of trash and you don't want to wait, I'm like, why am I not just driving five miles down the road and just throwing it away when I need to?
Speaker 2:Thank goodness, you have that though.
Speaker 1:That's true. I don't even know if we have one of those, but you don't have that. But you don't have trash. That's that expensive.
Speaker 2:No, we don't.
Speaker 1:Which I will say this I've seen their trash trucks and I'm like I guess you're putting all your money in your trucks.
Speaker 2:Are they like?
Speaker 1:the Range Rovers, they're like. Well, they all look brand new.
Speaker 2:I'm like I don't but it's not. That's crazy pants, it's bonkers. That's crazy pants, it's bonkers.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't trust any company I can't get in touch with somebody Me neither. Of course I probably couldn't call Rocket Money and talk to us.
Speaker 2:Probably couldn't. It's not like somebody.
Speaker 1:This is Tina at Rocket Money. How can I help you?
Speaker 2:Isn't that sad, like there's companies and like to get a person. Or sometimes when you get a person, you know no offense, but they might be in another country, but like like they don't know. There's no way for them to really help you on the level you need to be helped, Like they can put it in the system but yeah, I don't know that is.
Speaker 1:It is crazy. I'm sorry about that, but, like I'm saying, I would rather have a colonoscopy, that's a tough choice. Do you want to pay that for trash? Do you want to watch Alabama play Florida State on a replay, or do you want to get a colonoscopy?
Speaker 2:Door number one. Door number two. Let's make a deal.
Speaker 1:You know what? I'm going to keep the $200 in the envelope. Let's do that.
Speaker 2:I'm not going with back to the audience seating.
Speaker 1:now Pick somebody else you know what? I don't even want to play this game. Oh my goodness.
Speaker 2:Let's not make a deal, let's go back home.
Speaker 1:Oh I will say, and maybe we probably talk about the same stuff a lot Did I tell you about the OfferUp Mm-mm.
Speaker 2:What is that?
Speaker 1:I'm just plugging people that don't care about us. Yeah, so it's an app to sell stuff, so it's just called OfferUp. It's kind of like Facebook Marketplace.
Speaker 2:Okay, but with its own app. But way easier and it's just People show up, yeah.
Speaker 1:People have like actually oh, it should be called Show Up, but yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's my offer. You just show up and get it, yeah.
Speaker 1:But we actually had people like respond and somebody's coming today to get something and it's like nice, it feels good to sell something that you should have never bought.
Speaker 2:Yes, it does yeah.
Speaker 1:But yeah, somebody's coming today to get some Legos.
Speaker 2:Nice.
Speaker 1:Which are like are all the pieces there? I'm like, yes, they are, yeah, they are.
Speaker 2:We counted them with the original booklet.
Speaker 1:Trust me, we dusted the thing. I mean like it's yeah, yeah, which, I don't know who picks up Legos, because I like to build them. I want them in the box.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I can't imagine building something like wait, what bag is this?
Speaker 2:Because you know, Legos is like bag three. Yeah, bag number three.
Speaker 1:Imagine just taking everything apart and be like I'm going to build it again.
Speaker 2:Good luck with that, yeah.
Speaker 1:It's small and it's clear and it's in shag carpet. Everybody look for it. That's what happens with every yeah, there's always one piece. I will say as a company Yep, lego is on it Because you'll buy something and it's 3,721 pieces and you're like it's not here. I look it's not here and then you will be so mad for hours and look and search and then somebody will be like, oh, I used the wrong piece on this, it's right here. How did they do that?
Speaker 2:Their quality control. They are not like your trash company. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:Cars will send you know, ford will do something like sorry, we forgot the transmission Lego's, like you know.
Speaker 2:We forgot a major hose in the thing. That's why it's catching on fire. Let's just recall 800,000 of them.
Speaker 1:Have you ever seen a recall on a Lego set?
Speaker 2:No, it doesn't happen. Uh-uh, mm-mm.
Speaker 1:Those people, man, that's management. Yeah, can they be in charge of waste? God, sorry, and the bill? I'll say this the bill would always come through, sorry. Back to the waste management. It would be like they changed it to like WM.
Speaker 2:Oh, it's that company. Yeah, the green and orange.
Speaker 1:It's green and yellow, isn't?
Speaker 2:it. I don't know, but now I got it out for him. You wait till I see the next truck.
Speaker 1:Next time I see your truck, I'm not paying.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:So Robin would be like oh, I thought it was like a Walmart transaction.
Speaker 2:Because just WM popped up.
Speaker 1:What'd you buy at Walmart for $7,000?
Speaker 2:Oh, it was garbage disposal oh my gosh Literally yeah. Anyways moral of the story Check your bills. Check your bills.
Speaker 1:Check your bills. If you don't have rocket money, check your bills. And if you do have rocket money, check that bill.
Speaker 2:Check that bill, check all the bills, oh my goodness. Well, enjoy your football or whatever you're doing today, on Saturday.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I say we're just going to release this today.
Speaker 2:Yeah, let's release it today Because it's Saturday. Yeah, and hopefully by the time you listen to this, I'll be out of my colonoscopy.
Speaker 1:Good luck with that.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm really. It's like the no whammies. I'm going no polyps, no polyps, no polyps. Stop. I don't want to do it again in five years. But you know, hey, god bless. Whatever it is, what it is.
Speaker 1:What you need to do is sorry, you should totally do this Get like a Chick-fil-A bag and like an empty Chick-fil-A cup or something, and then, just when you walk, in there pretend you're chewing like bagging your hand hand kind of crumpled in there.
Speaker 2:Let us finish these chicken minis and the baby hash browns.
Speaker 1:Pretend you're slurping on like a Coke and just like when are we doing IV? Is that now? Can I finish this?
Speaker 2:They would lose their minds. Yeah, you know how you have to go through all your supplements. So some nurse calls you. It's kind of interesting. I know I'm going back in here for a hot minute before we end, but yeah, anywho yeah. Yeah, keep moving. That's what I'm going to be doing tomorrow when I'm prepping Anywho.
Speaker 1:That's what the colonoscopy said.
Speaker 2:Oh, my goodness. So like some nurse calls you and they say they're with Vanderbilt or St Thomas or wherever it is, you're doing it, but you're like I'm just giving you information on the phone and how many milligrams of citrus sale do you take? I don't know, I'm going to call it 600.
Speaker 1:Let me go get the bottle.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and then it's like you know, and I'm like well, and I don't take many prescriptions at all I think I take. Take one thing, but I take a lot of supplements.
Speaker 1:Are y'all looking for vitamin D? I mean what?
Speaker 2:are we doing Exactly, and then you have to end those. You have to pause on any supplements four or five days before, but they want to know what, I don't know residue, I have no idea. We found some extra vitamin D on the inside of your colon, I don't know. But then you have to eat this diet, which is totally different than the way I eat. I mean, it's great, you know, white bread, white pasta, but like you can't eat tomato peels, you can't eat certain fruits, you know.
Speaker 1:Yeah. I don't know, I'm just ready for it to be over Can somebody just put Dennis Quaid in a little spaceship and inject him into me.
Speaker 2:Oh, it was actually Martin Short who went. Martin Short was the guy that.
Speaker 1:Dennis Quaid went.
Speaker 2:First.
Speaker 1:Yeah, he was shrunk down first. The movie's called Inner Space. Oh my God, totally cheesy late 80s.
Speaker 2:I think we've talked about it before. Meg Ryan, it's great. Oh yeah, and she was married to Dennis Quaid, great flick.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but yeah, dennis Quaid should just check it out. Yeah, is there some vitamin D in there, no polyps.
Speaker 2:Right, I don't know, I don't have to drink weird Gatorade. I know you look fantastic for a couple of days because you've lost a good bit of weight.
Speaker 1:You know liquid diet and all so like you know, and I'm not asking for a miracle, but can.
Speaker 2:I say it's 2025.
Speaker 1:All the technology we have and we're still doing Roto-Rooter.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Like, that's still our like. Well, get on the well. I guess you're on the table, nobody knows, because you're.
Speaker 2:You're turned on your side.
Speaker 1:You're unconscious.
Speaker 2:And they've got a lot of tubing and like first of all, yeah, I remember, and I'm one of those people that when I get waste management, it's probably cheaper what are they?
Speaker 1:than a colonoscopy. I could get a colonoscopy every quarter instead of just getting my trash.
Speaker 2:Sorry, I'm just saying yes, yes, I'm one of those people, though when I get put under, I'm like don't get chatty, don't get chatty oh, I get chatty. I don't know what I say and I remember the last one I had. I knew sort of what I said before I went out. I was like it sure is bright in here not anymore. I love when they count backwards I'm always like you know what it's gonna. It's gonna take more for me. I like try to outdo it like stay awake, what?
Speaker 1:is that and that weird like?
Speaker 2:I'm gonna beat the system. It's anesthesia.
Speaker 1:You're gonna lose anesthesia one amy zero everybody tries to be tough, like I'm good with drugs, like what hey?
Speaker 2:quit flexing on that. What are you doing, yeah?
Speaker 1:but, oh my goodness, I don't get it here we go.
Speaker 2:So yeah, but well, good luck moon river stay awake, I guess I don't know.
Speaker 1:No, I'm just kidding it's just the whole yeah. And then every time you come to the nurse will kind of like you doing better and you're like what happened?
Speaker 2:Where am I? Why am I in a different room? Where's my glasses?
Speaker 1:at who are you and who's picking up my garbage, Anyway. Well, good luck with the colonoscopy.
Speaker 2:Roto-rooter Sorry.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Well, maybe you get to drink Gatorade when you wake up.
Speaker 2:Yeah, or something else, probably coffee.
Speaker 1:Anyway, well, good luck with it. Thank you.
Speaker 2:Yeah, good luck with the garbage.
Speaker 1:And good luck Alabama. Yeah, At least we're playing the Warhawks.
Speaker 2:Is that what they are? Louisiana?
Speaker 1:Monroe, if we lose to the Warhawks, which Saban did his first year.
Speaker 2:Saban did he talks about it, yeah. So anything can happen Anything.
Speaker 1:I hope something does.
Speaker 2:Yeah, could anything happen.
Speaker 1:Yeah, a lot of touchdowns better happen for one team A lot. Y'all have a good one.
Speaker 2:All right, have a good one, thank you.
