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Yeah.

straight up.

Go over to your right

part again.

Try not to blink.

You never knew you had seats before.

Okay.

Well, you are a bit young for it, essentially.

The water pumping your cornea isn't working well or fast enough to remember.

So symptoms include halos at night.

aren't you glad you came out?

Yes, I am.

It's nice to see some old friends.

Need some time alone just to process.

Do you need anything?

Probably

dunno what?

Losing a partner is crushing.

That's a normal feeling.

I'll have dreams when I sleep.

Never really was a big dreamer, but now

God, the rest of my life to uncover all by myself,

I think I'm okay on my own.

Come over for dinner soon.

Okay.

You need to get out more and I don't know why you insisted on driving.

Very NRA could pick you up just, okay, come on.

You're freezing cold there.

I feel like you're saying everything's super fresh, which is okay, but don't you think

that stacking wood and leaky windows is going to stop being cute and get old real fast?

I mean, if you forget milk up here, you have to go 30 minutes to a corner store.

Yeah.

It's challenging.

But if you forget milk, you just don't drink milk.

Yeah.

I don't drink milk.

How about like an avocado?

That is something you would totally forget up here.

I'll plant an avocado tree and grow up somebody figs.

To tell you this.

So tomorrow

I got to travel and Guatemala.

When did you find that?

A few days ago?

When do you leave next week?

For how long?

Three months.

I mean, what about just be happy for me?

You come visit me or I can't, I can't afford a flight.

I need to stay here and clean up this mess.

You know that I'll just wait like always, I mean, I'll be back Sarah

now see the lilac bushes and bloom.

Holy shit.

It's fine.

It's fine.

How bad are your eyes?

Great.

It was right there.

Does he have to wait for surgery?

Once I have to write it out, it's going to get foggier and foggier and

was really nothing I can do right now.

I had a great time.

Congratulations.

You just won a free cruise to The Bahamas, please.

Myrna said that Peter harvested lane.

Oh, his place.

And he's having a dinner next week with truffles from Croatia cars.

A man will never use ordinary mushrooms.

Never.

I love his cooking.

All right.

I do.

I wish we could have some that I wish we weren't leaving.

Yeah.

I can come back.

Right.

Visit long point marina.

Rick said we could use this boat anytime.

I am sad to write.

I've read it.

I would like to grow old in this place and we can't do that anymore.

Or at least older,

when we first came here, the trees didn't touch.

I hope they just stay here like this, you know, hanging onto this slope and land

as long as they can remember that way.

This is the first place I thought about Mary.

How many times can we tell each other that story?

Hey, hang on.

You.

Okay.

I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

Do you want me to call 9 1 1?

Okay, what are you doing?

It's just the damages.

What?

Hey, Hey buddy.

Have you been drinking?

Yeah, I had a couple of years.

No, but you're the one that came swerving into my lane on the hill here.

Okay.

Okay.

Yeah.

Sorry.

I shouldn't have been driving tonight, but I had to say goodbye to some friends.

Yeah.

I need to figure something out.

I need this car to drive to Ottawa.

Well,

listen, I live close to here.

So why don't we, you know, you can come back to my place and we can figure it out from there.

Right?

Just call the police, tell them it was an accident.

This is going to be great.

I can't wait to call the cops.

I'm going to go.

Hey.

Yeah, you know, I hit some black ice on the road.

I put my car in the ditch, this nice old lady pulled up and took me back to her place.

And now I'm having a cup of tea and you know, my car is there, but you know, don't be concerned.

That's a great story.

It actually works for me.

Come on.

It's freezing.

Let's just go, come on.

We'll we'll figure out something

told you I would pay for the damages.

Okay.

I'm heading to my cabin, right?

Sorry, sorry.

Just force of habit.

And I can't wait for robotic cars.

Me either.

You, why don't you swerve like that last night?

Oh, my eyes.

Aren't great.

I think they'll probably hit some black ice.

Will they drive that much?

I'm on my own.

So I've got to get around somehow.

So why are you living here?

Do you have family here or something

just ended up here 20 years went by, I guess it just kind of settled here.

Settling never really sounds like a good thing.

I used to think that too, but I was someone I loved of some I didn't

some point you have to do what makes you happiest?

Right?

What brought you here?

can't go in just yet.

Kidding.

Right here.

Only times I've sat there with.

Talk to her, watch her sleep so that I can see that she's still breathing.

You can't even go inside.

Kelly, just wait one second.

I really wish I spent more time with him.

She was so quiet too.

I feel like she talked to him herself more than she talked to me.

Yeah.

That was her though.

Wasn't you?

She's the one that left us a lot, that they did the best that they could.

And besides we turned out kind of normal,

Hey, Superman still affect the ice cream shop.

Yeah.

The one remember they used to have campfires cream used to take us together.

No, that was slickers.

I think Skinner ends the vape shop.

Now that makes sense has changed so much.

I was trying to figure out why she was still driving.

Janet called me.

It's going to be a few grand to fix that car.

We've been over this and I don't know why we have to keep on arguing about it.

I mean, no one knows why she was driving, but we don't know how

much longer our mother has to live.

So why do you keep on bringing this up?

She was okay with it a few thousand dollars.

I'm not okay with her mom dying either, but what's the point of arguing about it?

Bring it up.

Kelly is because someone's going to have to deal with this whole mess.

Okay.

We're going to fly back and all the money.

I'm going to fly back to LA and I'm going to have to deal with all this bull.

No, you're not.

We're brother and sister.

We're going to figure this out.

I'm just saying there's more important things to fucking focus on.

Rachel needs to be practical.

It can just be emotionally entire time.

Well, someone's got to be sorry.

It's me.

We're going to keep renting it.

She don't talk to you about that.

yeah,

no, I'm just thinking about the light and the way it's interacting with the window angles.

I mean, it's it's luckily.

Yeah.

It's a big enough to raise a family here.

Do you think we also have a rescue dog?

And then we're thinking about like getting chickens, chicken

cubes, plenty of room for animals.

Oh my God.

Look at this bathroom a little bit.

Yeah.

Inside.

It definitely would take a lot of work to modernize things, but it

could be a good job, but I mean, you could move in and just chip away.

Yeah.

I do wonder if the land, I don't think the land's worth that much

because it's not on the waterfront.

Yes.

Yeah.

And we also rent it there.

Turbines have some standing just down the road.

I've yeah, no, because they're only half built and they're going

to eventually tear those down, so.

Okay.

Great.

Do you wanna go downstairs?

I guess we could maybe turn it on the bar.

Maybe do like a shipping container rebuilt kind of thing.

Containers.

We can't even afford this place at this price slip.

We don't have a budget for renovations, pretty inexpensive and they looked good.

So I don't know.

Francis look at the original hardwood floors.

It's such an old house.

Could you ever get rid of the dirt?

I'm not sure.

That's a good point because we do want something with age, but that was dirt.

Oh, hi David.

Uh, so we've been through, so I guess we'll be in touch.

Okay, great.

Thanks for having me.

Oh, thank you.

Thank you.

Thanks.

Uh, couple's probably been through 20 houses.

I have no idea what they want because you know exactly what you want.

Right.

Sorry, dude.

No, I like the aspire man and the send means, but it's like so expensive.

Well, thanks for giving us a deal on it and don't worry.

We'll still hire you, even though we have it.

Craig's been tapping tons of interactive money from the government.

It's insane.

Yeah.

How much work we have, right.

That's awesome, man.

I was just like kind of hoping to offload some stuff.

So I'd have some money to work on some of my own creative projects.

Like actually I was going to email you guys last week.

I shot some footage down here of like the turbines that I have built

that I thought you should see.

I heard about that.

They stopped production on that.

My aunt, uh, she's up in Godridge and they'd put one of those on her farm.

She was fucked from those turbines.

Brutal.

Get her a well water went black, probably cause they're drilling.

It's basically fracking.

Yeah.

And then, and then the wind turbine, like every night they would put a shadow on the house.

Yeah.

She had one in the house.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I get it.

It's just mad.

Yeah.

Right.

It's like a horror movie.

Yeah.

She end up selling her house for a quarter of the value.

Brutal.

Brutal.

Yeah.

She's going to do a documentary about it, but got busy with other stuff.

Yeah.

Plus he wants to watch an anti wind energy documentary.

Remember that concert you shot for me?

Wait one last year at Lee's uh, urgency sticks or whatever it was.

Yes, they are blowing up.

Do they were good on CBC charts?

Yeah.

Uh, your footage.

Yeah, a little soft, seriously.

Fuck.

I know we shoot it from six angles.

You know, I need to get a new monitor for that camera.

Um, and the place that I was sitting in Lee's this is like, I could hardly see the stage.

I mean, those are all excuses, my bad sort of is that some of these?

Yeah.

Yeah, for sure.

Good to know.

It's good to know.

You want to get in on that Costa Rica gig that I was talking about earlier?

Yeah, we did totally easy on drone.

It's like all expenses covered.

We're on the beach, unlimited Java from a local forest.

Sounds amazing.

I want to do that.

Count me in just like, let me know when and where.

Cool.

Get outta here, man.

yeah, come in, come in here.

The store what's up.

Kelly's brother, right?

Yeah.

And you know her through, what is it?

Cat and her crew.

Is that right?

Yeah.

Yeah, exactly.

Exactly.

Huh?

You're taller than me, huh?

Ah, it's okay.

It'll still work.

Um, you know what?

Go in there and I get cozy.

I'm going to get changed for a sec and yeah, I'll be back in a split.

Okay, cool.

Yay.

Hey man.

Hey, how's your first winter have been going in here?

Oh, it's fucking fantastic, man.

Isolation, the quiet, the fire.

This is country living.

Am I right?

I can do this.

Yeah, I guess so.

Try some of that.

this is yours.

That's good.

Right.

It's okay.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's great.

So, Hey, why don't you tell me what you usually do for your clients, right?

And then I can figure out what, uh, I could have you do for me.

Yeah.

Cool.

Normally I always start with something artistic, but clients, you know, oftentimes they want

something that's, you know, short and sweet.

I'm artistic.

That's what I was.

I've been doing a lot of flyovers lately.

Just like with my drones, like doing aerial shots of wineries or tourists for like tourism

boards, golf courses, that kind of thing.

But then I do like macro shots of product or whatever it is you're trying to sell.

Um, and I edit as well.

So, you know, I can cut those things together, whatever length you want.

Like I don't, what do you, what are you thinking?

Like what, what's your idea?

Check this at finger row.

Yeah.

Like the song?

No, no, th that like this right beside the leaf big.

I'm importing figs here.

I got a connection in Lago.

Shh, Portugal.

Right?

And they're sending me the trees and I'm getting them here in the spring.

And then we're gonna grow them in these giant clay pots that are like the size of you.

And then I got this climate controlled barn that is going to be in the shape of a giant freaking

thing, tree man, that everybody can see.

Sounds insane.

Yeah.

It's insanely good figs, man.

They're like an untapped market domestically and I got my hands all in it right now, man.

I got this like CBD oil side project.

Like it's infused in the kombucha.

That's not the same thing I was drinking.

I'm a finalist on lion's layer.

You watch that

firefighter kill me.

You tried the gross one, right?

I think I can try this one.

Try this one.

This one's better try that kombucha.

Yeah, that's the one.

I miss my friends for me, for the city.

I like living in Toronto.

Montreal is cool.

I was whatever.

I can't really picture myself waking up there for the rest of my life.

Then I kind of get used to the Templar here.

You know, it's like it's in the city.

It's just so hard to focus on any personal projects, you know, that stuff I wanted to make.

And I was just working, working, working job to job permanent stop

gap, just to kind of, you know, pay.

It's like, you know, and then I got her here and it's like, man, I love

the quiet and just like being alone.

what kept you here then?

Like in the country, my partner, we, we moved here.

Outside more to, you know, the water

love the land itself.

I think I'd love to settle into a library here to figure out a way to make

a living just managing the day to day.

It's trying to be self-sustaining else hard enough to keep up with the only thing

that works in an old house is the owner.

John loved her.

I

love seeing the days through together though.

Looks like it's warming up there.

Oh, we have, for sure.

It's going to be really excellent skiing.

A little chili chili makes your skin glow

never sneak up on anyone in corduroy.

Okay.

No, not old enough to start wearing blankets blank and it's just really cute.

Oh yeah.

Lovely.

Thank you.

Yeah, you need another scarf because you know, look at the it field.

Okay.

Okay.

as long and stressful as this drive is I it's, it really is one of my favorite things to do

these roads where they did turn really cheap.

Effort.

It took to carve Mount yeah.

Giant machinery.

The petroleum-based chainsaws, the loss of habitat for the ruffled growth.

Yes.

The T and T the dynamite.

I get it, but that, but the flow and the content is almost like its own river.

Now it's magical.

I wish you could enjoy it through my eyes.

They bothering you again.

Yeah.

The spots have come back only at dusk Keno halos.

Why didn't you tell him, let me just before it's only been for a month.

A month.

A month.

Okay.

Okay, great.

You've talked to your doctor.

I talked to the doctor, you know, he said it could be up to a year

before everything sorts itself out.

Yeah.

How else were we going to get around?

Okay.

Where are you going?

Just keep going straight.

You know, the way I saw it.

Oh, I can already feel my back's easing out if he's parked yet.

I, and I honestly don't know how many more years we can actually make this.

Do you want me to try and make it up with the car?

It's going to be tough.

No, no, I know it won't make, I just want to be able to complain it back.

Don't take it out on me.

I'm not.

it's not going to make it.

Okay.

Okay.

I'm just heading out to the car.

Yeah.

I thought I saw some coyote or Wolf tracks out there on the hill.

Oh, I'm not back in 15 minutes.

Don't get me.

Hey, hi.

Oh, you're worried about me.

No, I was just getting some wood here.

Let me help you.

Listen.

I'm sorry.

I hate to see you in pain.

I know what this weather does to your back.

I just thought that maybe this time, you know, maybe the car would make it's okay.

It's all right.

Don't worry better.

Okay.

Let's just, it's just enjoy ourselves, right?

That's what we came here for.

Let's take it easy on the trails tomorrow.

You're okay with that.

Uh, yeah.

Sorry.

I was daydreaming about Peru.

Oh yeah.

That's not unusual.

Yeah.

Jose emailed me his latest survey data and the Atlantic stock high had crab.

It's going to be extinct by 2020.

You promised to celebrate my retirement.

We would finally go see that.

That met you, Pete.

You I to PHQ.

Yeah.

Wow.

So cliche Altima.

Now what about grease or, Hey, what about here?

Is this what you wanted?

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

Know, I just always wanted to be in another country with another language just for a year.

I've never done that.

But, you know, so I, from that poor crap, we've got lots of time.

Maybe not.

I know we are getting older and maybe this is the time to do it.

We spent all of our time freaking building and tinkering, and now, you know, it's finally done.

I actually enjoy it.

I say that we wanted to get animals.

Right?

You think we're friendly, mature enough to have a dog?

Cause I was thinking we'd start off with maybe at the, at 19 stopped,

tried crap and worked her way slow.

I want to speed that process.

I want to go first after you, Madame

Okay.

Cargo toad.

And the mechanic says it's going to be two to three grand in repairs and

they can't get to it for another week.

I don't think I hit you.

Yeah.

Did you know it was the bumper and then they got a paint and then I slid into the ditch,

I guess it must hit a rock or something.

So I got a flat tire, then the tow truck guy towed the car with a flat and damaged the rim.

So I've got to pay for that.

I mean, they just don't make cars like they used to, it seems like they're designed

to break now because I was thinking it's like two to three grand on this car.

It's a 2008.

It's got over 300,000 kilometers on it.

It looks a lot better on the outside than it actually is.

Well, I'm late renewing my license and I haven't paid my insurance.

So I was thinking that maybe.

I'll give you my car for payment.

No, I mean, I I've got an old beater at the cabin right now.

I've got more cars and licenses, so it was probably worth like four grand or something.

Actually, my daughter, she listed it first off where you got was 3,500.

Well, I just found that my flights delayed.

Yeah.

The weather.

So I'm thinking I might actually drop you off and then head home

and I've got an extra space really.

They're calling for high winds.

So

car offer is kind of tempting.

You know, it does drive a little bit more like a car than a minivan.

It's not cool enough for my son.

You know?

Where are you driving without a license anyways, kind of country.

You got to get around somehow you had your license though.

I didn't think I'd have to give her up.

So.

Give me a chance to say goodbye.

If you ghosts that memories don't have to be bad, they can re entre by reminding you

of the good times Don and I met through sailing actually out on lake eerie.

I think every Marine has got that hippie guy who lives on this little tiny

sailboat all year round on almost nothing.

That sounds ideal to me, really, you know, just the lifestyle you in the boat,

nothing else to really worry about it.

That was John.

He was that guy who was vegan.

They had to fiddle.

He had to make some money somehow.

So yeah, for personal sailing lessons, our first trip was out, uh,

to the thousand islands that fall.

We, uh, almost capsized or second day ran aground on the beach.

I'll never forget the color of his trees.

There was, um, a partnership in sailing and I just adore.

That was one of the few places that I knew that John needed me as much as, as I needed him.

And he had to admit it

a great day.

like your new home.

so nice to see you here again.

And I'm going to be doing I'm getting there.

Yeah.

Thanks Carol.

So Suzanne is coming down from a reading week with her fiance.

Oh yeah.

They got a fancy new express machine for the wedding, shower and private.

Do you think she's like your max?

Oh, that's great.

I, that might be my last batch for awhile.

Oh, that's a shame.

Not really have, want to make the same thing since John died.

I think I want to try something different.

No, maybe travel said integration earns.

Well, we all move along in our own way, but don't stop making your pottery.

I, um, use your mugs every day and I ask them, thank you.

I appreciate that.

So, uh, what about mittens?

Do you need some names?

Oh wow.

They're beautiful.

Uh, I have actually two pairs already.

They, they last for years, your stuff is fantastic.

I was really hoping we could barter.

She really loves your butterfly monks.

The Monarch butterfly monks said to me.

Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.

you around and you have to come and stay with me, especially on the shoulder seasons.

When my backroom isn't rented.

No, it's my favorite season.

More animals out then too.

That's true.

The summer here is just all about the tourists, different guy to animal.

Yeah.

He don't give a damn what goes on here when we're not around.

They drink their county Sharnay and enjoy their farm to table dinner, but they leave us

here to protect the land, the nature of it.

All right.

No, I know we can't all be you, right?

What 300 is it two now?

Different species of birds you've spotted there.

I just don't think they have any idea how precious the places.

I'm so glad we stopped them from building those wind turbines.

That crazy move noise alone.

Even my son says they're green energy, just because you can't measure the sound of something

doesn't mean it's not having an effect.

That's true.

I talked to myself more and more.

The older I get.

Do you ever listen to yourself all the time is what I argue with myself that I worry,

but I'm, I'm less embarrassed about it.

The more time goes on, it keeps me focused.

So what's wrong with you?

I still talk to Graham the odd time too.

And I know he can't hear me.

Oh, thank you.

We really know we're still along the lake.

Not as far as Kingston yet.

I must have driven this.

I also sometimes.

So you mentioned your pottery, like, was that a conscious decision?

Like something was that always planning to, like, you were always

planning for that to be your career.

If I have to put another freaking butterfly hug, I might shoot myself, but

I mean, I've slowed down with the age.

Right.

But for 20 years, I've managed to make a living as a Potter.

No, not the Gardner museum or anything like that, but I'm proud of what

I've made people drink from my mugs.

They eat off my plates and that's something, I mean, how much I make or sell or win awards.

I mean that doesn't give something it's value.

You have a partner or I have a girlfriend.

Yeah.

It's kind of hard for us to meet in the middle and she's still in there.

This is going to blow your mind up here.

I haven't been in here in years, but it's real close.

The dunes dunes covered in snow.

Yeah.

There's bears up here.

They hibernate.

No, that bears here.

Special bears.

Actually, they don't hibernate.

They get so hungry in the middle of the winter time.

They just can't sleep and they just come out through hikers and skiers and to get deep.

Oh yeah.

I'm here for it.

See you can't you picture us like swimming out here, waiting in the summertime.

It's like so shallow.

It's like the Caribbean.

Okay.

Definitely something millennial marketer wrote that that's it's like Ontario.

Did

you think you can picture yourself right here?

Honestly, it's amazing, but at your moms,

okay.

Okay.

Maybe, maybe like a few weeks, either few weeks there.

I'm just trying to start the conversation.

I just feel like if I moved here, I'd have to quit everything and start knitting and

harvesting seed pods or making pottery.

You really think that your surroundings change you that much?

Yeah, probably we're going to become alcoholics cause I need a drink right now.

I fear the Fordham situation being out here.

What do you think?

You just adjust to a different, I think it's always like a tempo.

That's what I always said.

This is mine.

This is yours.

I feel it's like a tempo thing.

It's like, eventually it's like, or like circadian rhythm.

You just like, well, I just, you just slow down and then it just becomes normal.

Right.

I hope that's what happens.

I'm still like, I'm not there, but I mean people our age and they're like relaxed, subtle happen.

Right.

I've actually really got into puzzles.

Is it meditative?

Is that why it's just mindless?

It's you searching for your peace?

Yes.

You don't get frustrated.

No.

Got all the time in the world.

It's a giant puzzle.

Is there something really sweet about how simple it is?

I dunno, there's not distractions and it's just, it's just awesome.

Okay.

Puzzles and cookies.

Is that what we're going to do tonight?

Do we, the things that turn you on freak.

All right, hon.

You're the nice one.

Coboconk it'd be cool.

Cool.

Cool.

Yeah, but Coca-Cola 10 years before you could actually pronounce the name of the place.

Here's a nice seventies.

Bango insulated barn workshop.

47 acres, 125 grand.

Okay.

Silent.

Like it was near the park century home with renovated kitchen, unfinished basement.

Oh, and it's got this like one of those castle turret thing, 1 55.

That sounds cool.

Tear down and Tweed with a view over some fields.

And it looks like there's a huge pond on the property to 60 grand.

Okay.

So we put together what like five shipping containers, three grand per rock container.

You can get him in all sorts different colors.

Okay.

So at least a hundred day, how much are you going to get for this place?

I mean, I don't know.

Once I pay down mom's bills, give half to my sister.

You feel some more of a talking to the staff, not know what's happening with her

with a visitor this week.

Didn't you?

I call him every day.

It's never really getting any better.

Hey, I just got a call from the hospital.

Did they call you?

Yeah, I know I'm here now.

It tells me that I look for it.

Play back as soon as I can.

okay.

I'm going to go back and push when I yell, go hit the desk.

Yeah.

Okay.

Okay.

Go, go.

no, no I'll drive.

Okay.

Sure.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You've done enough when you're tired.

Just go get in the car.

Whatever happened to that cat mom used to have remember it was like a light

brown and lived in the back of the barn.

Remember that thing?

Yeah.

Well they used to come by every spring.

Yeah.

She called me and she told me she had to put it down.

I don't think I've ever heard her so emotional.

She was hysterical.

I mean, that cat only ever came back.

Cause mum grew cabinet.

You know that right?

Like in an herb garden.

Yeah.

That's what that was.

I forgot all about that.

I do remember I was thinking this morning, how she's always taking

us to pick fresh blueberries.

And she always used to make us wait until the sunset.

When I lay down, it didn't matter if we were at the beach or if it was like freezing cold,

not that about her.

That's where I got my weird love for light through mom's obsession.

She had such a great eye.

She should have been a painter or a photographer, something

anyone really encouraged her.

I think it would have been cool to meet.

Mom is just total stranger, not her mother.

I think the grocery line checkout start up a conversation with her, get to know

her, you know, not, not the way it is.

It's just so much baggage between us.

your place up there?

You don't think we make it up?

Another thing I'm going to have to enjoy without John.

He loved his wine.

Hmm.

So what happens your kids and your first husband?

That was really young when we met and I was a sucker for a pretty face.

In those days.

You got pregnant, you got married, tried to make it work.

And we did for awhile, but kids got older and we had less in common until

eventually there was really not much left.

Sounds terrifying.

My mom, we just grew apart.

I don't know if it was my fault or not, but I know when all this stuff

was going down, I just need a distance.

So I put it between us.

I'm just scared.

I'm going to end up like her alone.

Nope.

No way that this is a regular occurrence.

No, you're going to survive that here.

You're like 30, 45 minutes from the closest town.

I have an old beater.

Right?

Let's get me to my neighbors if I need to, or I'm going to town.

Not that I would ever drive without a license.

Like books might get a cat again.

John was allergic, but loved the idea of a cat snuggling at my feet.

No, my mom's place.

It's isolated.

It's such a pain in the ass, you know, it's so hard to keep it up.

You know, the act of actually keeping something alive is part of the joy.

No, I love being out here with you, right.

People never forget that.

I know you want to go first.

I think they said the storm is going to pass through it.

Really, they always say that don't believe it.

That's true.

This wasn't on my traffic app.

Thank you very much.

I appreciate it.

I think, I think we're almost at the end here, right?

You sure you're going to be okay right here.

You know me by now?

I don't think you're going to regret staying at the house.

You're welcome.

You take care.