Yoh and Worldwide Ty talk current events, sports, and music in a casual livestream. They cover the U.S. dollar, a potential government shutdown, NFL week updates, Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl halftime show, and new releases from Bryson Tiller and Kendrick Lamar.
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And we're back with another episode of FYM with Tan. Yo, my man Ty. Yo. It's our special live stream that we do twice a month. What's going on, Ty? How you feeling, man?
You know me, man. You know, just out this thing, man. Trying to goddamn stay up to date with current events.
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
Well, how you feeling? Tell me what's going on currently in your mind.
I mean, I feel real good from a business perspective, you know what I'm saying? I read that the US dollar is approaching strengthening against the euro, which is always a great. It's some highs. Okay, okay.
Yeah. Strong US Dollar.
Yeah, yeah. We gotta have a strong US Dollar because that's our main currency over here. You know, I know you money.
You know, without a dollar with a weak dollar.
Weak dol. It ain't. No. It's gonna be you. All right. You ain't gonna for sure, but yeah, you know. You know, the shutdowns coming. The shutdown. Government shut down October 8th. You know, you got to turn your tax returns in on the 14th, 15th, baby. So I'm hoping that. I'm hoping to stay shut down a little longer.
Now, now, Ty, were you surprised by the shutdown?
No, man, I think Trump just be doing a lot of this stuff. Serve. Yeah, he like, you know, man, my partners don't want to do their taxes, so we just gonna shut the government down. And, you know, it's all good.
You know, that is community. Now. Your money is about community.
Yeah, man. I think bridges out this thing. Just. Just saying stuff and just. Right. Executive orders, you know, it's crazy.
I got a home that works for the government that's actually been affected by the shutdown. And I gave him a call to check on him, and I was like, how you holding up? He was like, I'm actually great because I've been saving money since December.
I said, really?
He was like, I had a feeling. He said that that man gonna do something, start putting money aside. So he said, this can go for a whole year.
I'm gonna be straight.
I said, that's how. That's foresight for you.
Yeah, that's called saving for a rainy day. Oh, it's or investment day.
Yes, sir.
Right now it's raining, Mr. Trump.
Yes, sir. But what else you got going on, man?
You know, they're not where they announced the super bowl. And that's a Super bowl performer with that bad bunny.
Bad bunny.
You know, Ice gonna be posted. Posted. Waiting for the lick.
Now. Do you feel like the people that put together the super bowl show every year. I know Roc Nation is a big part of it. Wanted to send a message about choosing Bad Bunny for this year's super bowl or this upcoming Super Bowl.
I think that. I think it was two different parts. Right. I think that Bad Bunny has been supportive on the NFL on other, like, activations and things of that nature. Bad Bunny has the audience.
Yeah.
And I think that if there is a message being sent, it's more of a unified message and not being so divisive, which is probably people are going to align more on the side of not being divisive and try to be more unified than like the current administrations, like ISA and like, get ice and get rid of the immigrants and, you know, stop people coming into the country unfair. Unfairly or unwanted, unwarrant, believe. But, you know, I think Bad Bunny is going to be an interesting show, to say the least, you know?
Yeah.
It's gonna be in Spanish, so go ahead and just say that. I think this might be the first.
It has to be, right.
Probably perform most of his set in Spanish.
Do you believe he'll have English speaking guest?
Absolutely. Okay. Yeah. English speaking guests that came down to Puerto Rico to see him perform.
Okay. Well, I guess I was just thinking about, you know, usually when Dr. Dre did his bitcoin, all the artists that kind of came out for that super bowl show, Beyonce too, had some of your guests. So I was just wondering, you know, Bad Bunny, he's a collaborator, but a lot of his music is, you know, he's a solo artist. So I was just wondering, like, man, I wonder what kind of show he pissed on, considering the halftime. Like, stay like stadium. That's a huge stadium, so you can bring in other people if you wanted to. But if he rocks the whole thing himself, bro, I think he sends a message.
All right. Right. No, no, no, listen, I. I think it's going to be. I think it's going to be a good time. I think that if you decide to go and you Mexican or you are immigrant, you better show up there because no folks gonna be looking for you. You know what I'm saying? They're gonna be looking for you. They gonna be outside, posted, waiting. So that probably wouldn't be a really good way of going to see Bad Bunny or, you know, you're gonna be, you know, bad luck. You know what I'm saying?
Are you too much? But I wanted to ask you also, do you think it helps expand this? The NFL's in South America? Absolutely.
Absolutely. I. I believe that in less than the next five years, I think the super bowl going to be awarded to like Mexico City or London. I think it's going to be awarded to a, a place that is abroad. Honestly, I, I think that's where the NFL is going to. At least they're going to try it and see what the response will be. But I think that some of the Super Bowls are going to start being allotted in different countries to kind of keep building on that global right. Push for the NFL. That's what I believe for sure.
And I think this is a great kind of transitional point. You'll be able to point to Bad Bunny doing the super bowl as they move forward to expansion.
Absolutely, Absolutely.
Man. How was this week in football? I'm in the bay and we ain't got no cable here so I ain't seen no, I ain't seen no football. I don't know what's going on. Give me a little update man.
I mean the Eagles, the Eagles lost. Right?
Okay.
Only, only the Bills is undefeated at this particular point. The Bucks is doing really, really well. They, they, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're rookie receiver is really showing improving their first round draft pick. The Lions are doing well.
Okay.
Coats are doing well.
Okay.
Ravens is sucking it up though.
They sucking it up right now.
You know I don't, I don't think people. And it's still early, you know, it's still weak. It's week six.
Yeah.
Still early in the season. Anybody can go on the run but Lamar, Lamar on Jackson is nursing an injury. So those are a lot of the different things that you got to deal with. Obviously it's a lot of talk with the Browns. You know, Shador, Shador get a lot of, get a lot. And I think somebody brought this up that he get a lot of, you know, broadcasters and people spending time talking to him for being a third string quarterback.
Come on.
I think that's just a lot of it shows towards certain things that you know his brand like how big his brand is on and off the field.
Absolutely.
And you know it's just interesting that people are like trying to penalize penalize him. Like, like he didn't get drafted fifth round by that already drafted one quarterback right in the same draft. You know what I'm saying? And so it's like he's you know, just showing up to work and people like hahaha, you, you should be starting while you weren't starting. You know, you should be ashamed of yourself. And it's just like, so. It's so interesting. And I don't think that. I don't think that would be. I mean, they're just trying to put Shador on a platter just because of how impactful his brand is and just probably how he carries himself on speaking up for himself when people are, you know, pointing out things that really, truly doesn't even make sense. And they wouldn't do it if it was another quarterback. Even if it's another quarterback that had a lot of brand awareness off of the field, it's just interesting because I'm pretty sure he's just showing up, going to practice. If he wasn't doing his job, I'm pretty sure the Browns would have got rid of him. If he wasn't showing up to work, doing his job, I think he's been responding really great by being like, hey, I'm on the practice squad every day a game. I got a game six days a week.
That's a bar. And.
And I think that he knows it and he's not scrapped for money. So he's just really just going through the process and seeing what's going to pop out on the other side of it. But I do think it's weird when you hear broadcasters spend so much time on a third screen corner.
Have you ever seen anyone like what Shador is going through right now and your history of watching football?
Nah, nah, not at all.
No.
No, no, no. First of all, you never seen a. A player that had first round qualities in a draft go fifth round. So like such of a blunt, like, you know, thing, you know what I'm saying? It's like you can say, you know, Copper Kaepernick say for, you know, his revolution towards speaking up for himself and freedom of speech and taking a kneel, that maybe his situation was worse because, you know, I think the two seasons before he had just came off of being in the super bowl or whatever. But for someone that's coming out of college who hasn't had pro experience, yeah, he has a popular brand, but it's. It's very unique, to say the least.
Very unique. Yeah. No, and I think I respect how he's able to carry himself through a unique experience like this. Like, you don't have an example of someone that's been through this before, so you're trading new territory. And I think he's doing it with such grace.
Yeah. And, you know, the NBA started, you know, pre season, so, you know, you're having a lot of that promo rollout I don't know if LeBron made his announcements yet. I think LeBron has some announcements. He's supposed to be announced.
I saw something about. He was supposed to announce something, but it would, I think both sides would be like retirement. But I, I don't think he's gonna. I don't think he retired.
No. I mean, not this year.
Oh, yo, V said it was a Hennessy ad.
Oh, okay then. Well, you know, you gotta make that money, baby. You gotta pay the bills.
You know, I'm saying a little hand dog for LeBron.
As you get older, man, you gotta make sure that money flowing in different ways. Knees a little different. Even though I think Lebron still is way more in shape than any other 41 year old.
Isn't that.
That's incredible. We're playing football. I mean, playing football or basketball.
How you, how you feeling about the Hawk squad this year?
Well, you know, you know, just hopefully they can win, man. You know, I ain't really got too much feelings or, or, or I haven't been paying attention to too much past the draft, but you know, gotta, gotta. Hopefully we can have something to cheer for.
Who, who is your basketball team? So, I mean, outside the hometown, what do you like?
I really don't really have a basketball team, to be honest with you. I just like. I like players, you know, like Stefan, Steph Curry, I like. Yeah, obviously, Braun kd. I like the way. Not the way I'm tripping Jimmy. I'm just. I like different Jalen Brown. I just like different players and what they bring to the game. I'm not really solely a team player. I like when you start talking about teams, it's the Falcons in the heat. That's how before was facts in the Clippers, you know what I'm saying? Because that's where I was staying at.
Okay. Okay. So you know, you, are you a baseball guy?
I watch baseball every now and then.
Yeah. I know the MLBs and the playoffs headed towards World Series pretty soon.
Terrible. So they got. They fired a manager.
They did fire them. They did fire him. I'm excited to see how we reconstruct because we lost a lot of knife inning games. Like we lost a lot of games we were supposed to win. And that kind of falls on management coaching for real. So very disheartening knowing how good the Braves were like a couple years ago. This is the first year, I think in like, like nine years we didn't make it the postseason.
Right, right.
So it was like, it was a blow. But this, this year Like October this month. You got hockey, you got baseball, you got football, you got basketball. About the start. It feels like athletics is everywhere. Is this kind of like one of your favorite times of the year, Ty?
Well, yeah, it's definitely one of my favorite times of the year because you get it. You get to experience football, basketball. I mean, you even get a little soccer.
Yeah.
You know what I'm saying? Golf. We got golf going on. So you get a good moment of a lot of the different sports. It looks like one of the questions popped up when I was at dinner the other day was like, man, how much time are people gonna have to be able to allocate watch all these different sports and who's gonna, who's gonna be the winner, you know, of that kind of battle of attention, you know what I'm saying? Because that's really what. What we doing, like even here with F Money, like we battling for attention of other shows that might be talking about some of the same topics that we're talking about. Who might have been doing it longer, who. This is their full time, everyday job and this is what they do. Right. Versus us. We're using it as an additional way to promote our brands, promote our books, and to just really have really insulation conversations. So, yeah, it's interesting to see how the football season, then you start thinking about, you start throwing in concerts and stuff in that. Right. So you got Chris Brown out. Then you have, you know, you have a lot of other artists that's going out and perform during the same time. Right.
But speaking of that, man, hold on, man. I don't want to cut you off, but something about the battle of attention when it comes to sports. Do you think sports betting is a part of the draw that kind of keeps people engaged with sports because they know that there's another way of having a stream of income.
Absolutely. I think sports betting and fantasy football. Because when I was betting heavily on sports, I'll be watching four or five games. Espn. I'm on my ESPN app, I'm clicking on the game, trying to see what it looks like, flipping between different games.
Yeah.
But now that I don't bet on sports as much, I look at the games different. You know what I'm saying? I still look at espn. I still. If I'm on a plane, I look at if it's a prime time college game plan, or if I'm sitting back on Sunday and I'm somewhere at the bar, I watch the game, but I'm not, I'm not as active trying to See the game. I just. We want to keep updated on what's happening, keep everything aware, because I have to look about it. A lot of the business side of. So I'm seeing injuries to see if there's opportunity for our. For our clients to get workouts or to get picked up on the practice squad. So I'm looking at it from a different perspective now. You know what I'm saying?
That's such an interesting way of changing your mind. Watching it as someone that's like, betting on the game versus someone that's watching it as a business or.
What were you.
Where were you say. Where were you going? You were about to ask me something.
Well, you know, a lot of music came out, so I was. I was. I was interested to see. Did you hear that new Bryson Tiller album?
Man, I heard the first. The second half, the one with the rappers, but I haven't heard the first half. Have you?
Okay, okay.
Yeah.
So I listen to the first half. It was one record on it. I was like, is this Bryson Teller singing? He must have got some vocal lessons because he going crazy right now.
It's like that. Yeah, I saw his. His RIAA certifications went crazy because I guess they submitted all the things I think. Don't say 15 times platinum makes sense.
That was a record for him.
That was a huge record.
That keeps giving.
It's the gift that keeps giving. You know, some. Some. Some artists have that one that's gonna be around forever in terms of their career. I thought. I always liked Bryson, but that trap soul, man, it really hit the pulse when that dropped.
1,000, 1,000. Any other new music you heard that you like?
What have I heard recently? Let me check my phone, man. Because I was traveling, I. I heard something I didn't like. I'll be honest. I heard stuff I didn't like. No. No offense. I'll be honest. I played that Doja Cat album. It's her doing, like, this 80s pop stuff. It was cool, but I was like, it ain't for me, man. Yes. It wasn't for me. That thug wasn't for me. I'm sorry.
Yeah, I ain't really been diving deep into these albums. I caught the Bryson record because I listened to one song. I was like, oh, this is fire. And I wanted to hear if it was more fire on the album. And then I've been working out, and I just been listening to gnx.
That's been your album?
Yeah, I've been listening to that album every day I work out. I'm putting on The Kendra.
It's. It's funny. I was with Nascent recently in Atlanta and we're working on the story. So I've been playing that Don't Grow Up Too soon album a lot. That's an album that I really feel like holds up. I know it came out last year in 2024, but like the way nothing finds these like up and coming artists or emerging artists gives them like excellent soundscapes that sound great over, like. That's how I discovered Sailor. That's how I discovered Orion Son. That's how I discovered what's my man's name? Jordan Ward. I didn't. I know Jordan was on Insecure, but man, I didn't start listening to Jordan Ward until he linked up with N. And I really became a big fan. He told me this really interesting story time about how you was the reason why him and Duckworth ever got together in the studio and how he ended up having the wrong address and was like an hour away on the wrong side of la. He was like, yo, I was ready to go home, man. Ty's like, yo, this is. This is a cool guy. He said he pulled up, they made a song in 15 minutes. It ended up being like this huge record with Earth Gang. And I'm just like, I love. I love hearing stories about that. So hanging out with nothing got me playing a lot of nonsense.
Makes sense.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Did you ever get around to. Well, one. What is about G next though? I feel like you've been on that album for about over a year now. Oh yeah. It's coming up on a one year anniversary process. It dropped, man.
It's the energy. If I. It's like the energy like when you, when you, when you, when you. When you hear Whack Out My Mule.
Yeah, yeah.
You just. It just starts like this energy for me, I'm working out. So it's like certain level of intensity that comes with. When you're trying to get yourself together to work out.
Right.
But I just feel like it's one of those things that gonna have. It's gonna just have more life as time goes on.
True.
Do I feel like it's like Kendrick's best album? I don't know. I wouldn't say that today. I don't know. You know what I'm saying?
But with that energy, I. I don't know how many Kendrick albums come with that energy.
Like, yeah, he was mad when he recorded that. He was mad. He was like. He was mad.
He was mad. They keep playing with me and he, he was, he was over it. I mean, but what, what about right now and you working out? Like what kind of inspired this recent? Like, I'm, I'm very locked in on that for you.
Well, the, they just trying to, trying to make sure that, that I'm like healthy physically and it's a lot of mental things that come with that type of dedication as well. You know what I'm saying? Mental benefits, should I say? So the working outside, trying to clean up. Because there's a lot of like, I've been having this ongoing conversation with everyone. I think it's really relevant to fym. It's like if you are living a life that you can identify is different than the life that you watch your parents live in a positive way, many awake, you're making way more money than them. You're like living and you're working in things that you love doing and you're passionate about. You know, there's a price that is paid for that life, right? And your number one goal within that thought process to figure out what is that price. Because you're not living an abnormal life compared to everybody else living these average lives and that in life and there's not a price that is being paid, right? So when I think about my life as a leader of a company, like I have to pay a price for this, these, these, these controlling my time to a certain degree. I have to pay a price for how I am able to go to sleep by 10 o' clock without having to worry about no if my light bill is going to be cut off or if I'm gonna have food in the morning or did I lose my job. Like I'm paying a price for that and I gotta be, I gotta be knowingly and willing to know, like, oh, it's a price and be fine. And what that price is, you don't know. It might be having to always deal with conflict resolution at work or having to always deal with dealing with your family members outside of, or having, you know, having a tough relationship with your significant other or just feeling sluggish, feeling like, man, I thought that this life was going to be something different than what I thought it was going to be. But it's not like there are so many different things that come with like the price of an abnormal life. And I don't think that a lot of people really take that in consideration. So I've been having an ongoing conversation with multiple, multiple people about that. And it's like, hey man, you can complain, but like, you live in an abnormal life. So what you think that price is for that? So for me, I'm happy. I'm happy to pay that price every single day. I have no problem with that. But I don't think a lot of people even let. I don't. They don't even cross their mind in that way. You know, if you sit here and you're making, you know, eighty, a hundred thousand dollars a year, that's pretty much more than like 20 of the people in the United States. Like 80 of the people in the United States of America. Right? You can probably say like, oh, it ain't a lot of money. I need to make more money. Which is fine because you can be ambitious, but your baseline people not making that, you know what I'm saying? Globally. The average income globally is about 4800. It's less than $5,000 a year per household globally. So if you just focus on the US and you're still in the 20 percentile with a hundred thousand dollars a year, bro, that's an abnormal life. Especially if you're doing something you love.
Right, right, right.
You don't love. That's even more like you're doing something you don't even like.
Yeah.
Stuff my parents probably had to do. My mom had to do that she didn't like. But it didn't pay like that.
Absolutely.
No, I just, I've been spending a lot of time with people on that. Like, hey, bro, yeah, I get it. Complain all you want to complain, but it's a price. And it seems like you're not willing to pay that price. And I'm not saying that the price, I always going to come off and feel like it's fair, but there's a price for this abnormal life.
But did you always know it was a price or did you arrive at that conclusion?
I always just picked it better. I always be like, you know what? I'd rather just deal with this and be at Walmart. I'd rather just deal with this and be with you know what I'm saying? I never thought about me praying to paying a price until like a couple of years ago when I was realizing like, man, you got people that's making money, that's being successful, but they are mentally unhappy. You know, they're mentally unwell. They're. They're like on the edge of like killing themselves, like suicidal, but nobody can tell. But I feel like people that battle with those dark side of things who have a life that everybody seem like they want, they're not being honest with themselves about what is actually coming with their life. And let me get myself mentally prepared to pay that price. Because that price doesn't mean that, it doesn't mean something bad. Just like taxes, yeah, make a bunch of money, you got to pay more taxes. If you're not set up properly, if you don't, if you're not acknowledging that you got to pay taxes, you don't build a system to protect yourself. So if you're not acknowledging that, oh, I got this abnormal life. I can afford this nice car, I can afford this food, I can afford to eat out every day, I can afford to Uber all the time, and I can, got my own car and I can, I'm making X amount of dollars and my income is going up and down, but I got this amount saved. Like, you got to have a strategy on how you're going to pay the price for that lifestyle, you know what I'm saying? Because that price could be your family always asking you for money and slowly taking down. Or that price could be, you know, being single until, until you realize that that's why you single. And you need to address that, and address that, that, that, that upside of it, if that's something that you are, that really is, you feel like it's damaging towards you. You know what I mean?
Right. But it does sound like, it's like, it's like in the fine print, like you get this abnormal life, but that fee isn't a fine print. So you gotta really look at it. Like, you might have to get that magnifying glass and see and read it to know what you're paying, because you know you're paying it. You might not know why it's like to see your money leave your account. Like, what am I paying for? You gotta check and see. So that way you can, you know. Correct.
Yeah. And, and when I say pay, I ain't talking about no money. I'm talking about your health.
No, no, no, I knew what you meant.
But your health or your mental capacity or your mental health or your time, you know what I'm saying? Or your, your, your, your, your resources. Just, it's, it's a, it's a price. So that's why I feel I wake up every day, I'm fine, I'll pay, I'll pay the price. And when I can't pay the price, I'm gonna be honest with myself and be like, you know what? I don't want that part of the life. Then just, I'm gonna exit out at this door that, that Price got a bit too steep for me.
Yeah.
But I was aware, I was aware of it. To even know the exit out of it, I'm not deep into it. Then I look up and be like, I wish I would have never did this. Now I can't get out of it. And I don't put myself in this position, you know, that type of stuff.
But I appreciate you saying that because I do feel like some people might read this as if you live in a normal life, you have to pay that price and you can't leave. Right. Like, you have to commit to this. You sound like, like, if you get to a point where you feel like, I can't pay that anymore, then you can leave.
Yeah. And guess what? The price of a normal life is still a price that you just paid. Yeah, why not? You might not feel like a lot to you because you, you're living your life, that's normal. But I think that people like, if you got hot water every single day, you're not. Your life ain't that normal. From a global perspective, having hot water and clean water is not globally normal. There's people gotta work extremely more harder to have clean water. We're not even talking about hot water. We're just talking about. There's a lot of people that gotta work extra hard to have clean water. But when you start talking about hot water, when you start talking about nice tile flow to shower in, or nice, you know, ivory bathtub to bathe in with that hot water, it started being those add ons, you know what I'm saying? When you try to fly with spirit, you know what I mean? It charges you for every single new thing, you know? Yeah, yeah, but I, I just think that people take their $40,000 a year life and think that that's a normal life. But in actuality, globally, you still having a very abnormal experience because you got 40, 000 and hot water and clothes to wear and food that you have to cook. You might can't eat out every day, but you actually, you don't got to go hunt that food. You don't got to go out and chase it down and kill it.
Right.
You know what I'm saying? And, and you don't, you don't have a lack of plumbing issues where you got to go and take a number two into in the trees because you don't have plumbing. Like there are so many different things that I just think that people are so desensitized from because they didn't grow up in.
Right, right, right. And you kind of become. You accept your norm is the norm for everybody, right? Like, you start to believe that, like, okay, this is the life I live. If I go to school with 125 other people, we all live in the same life. It's different for everybody.
Right?
I mean, Todd, do you feel like being in business gave you this worldwide perspective? Like, if you did not work the career that you have now, do you think you would still think this way?
Hard to know. No, Hard to know. I never really. I never really thought about it like that. I mean. I mean, I'm living a life right now that I didn't know it was going to turn out exactly like this. So who knows?
Yeah, I know it got windy out here in the bay, man. It was cool earlier.
Yeah. No, that wind. That wind came in, started hitting. I mean, we got a couple more minutes anyway, so that, you know, it ain't. We got.
I want to keep that going because you were saying some good stuff. But before I wrap up, I was telling V earlier that I had an interesting conversation with a. A gentleman who was telling me that he has a business that runs for like, four months out the year. I was like, what do you do? He was like, I have a business where we pit up Christmas lights for people, and it only runs from like, the end of October to like, the 1st of January. And that's all. He has, like a small crew. He got a list of clients, and every year they pay them just to set up Christmas lights. And I thought that was so fine to figure out a business that does not have to operate year round, but.
Right.
Has, like a decent overhead, has a crew that's committed to it, actually makes bank because you got some people paying up to ten grand for these lights. And for that service. I'm just like, man, sometimes it's like trying to figure out how do you build something that does not require my time all year round, right? Like, if I can just time on this for a couple of months, like, that just seems so sweet to me.
Hey, man, listen, man, you know, he figured out his setup.
You know what I'm saying?
You know, figure out his setup. I mean, that's a dream job to work four days, four months out of the year and still be able to carry your whole year. Once again, abnormal. It ain't nothing special. He didn't have to be lebron James. You don't have to be lebron James. You don't have to make a million dollars a month to have an abnormal life set up like that, man. Got a system where he worked four days four months out of the year. That's a lot of off time to think.
Yeah.
Plan to strategize, to spend time with family.
The budget, you know, because if you know how you got a list of clients, you know how much you gotta pay your workers, you know how much it costs for the license, stuff like that, you can really figure out your life if you're able to do, like, a strong four months and then it's not. You get more clients and you're able to kind of grow. But it doesn't sound like he's trying to grow so much where I'm overworking. Because Christmas is only a small season. It's not like this year round. But your October might really just be booming, yo. November booming, that mid December booming. Then you just. All you do is pick everything up and close up shop. Yeah, I guess it is incredibly abnormal, if you put it that way. Yeah.
That means who else working four months out of the year and then take care of their whole year?
I couldn't tell you. It ain't me.
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All right, y'.
All.
Until next time. Peace.
50.
