AG Gregoroff

She had she had gas and that was it.

She would chop wood I'm sorry.

She didn't have gas.

She would she would chop wood and do like one of those big Cast-iron stoves that she would like cook borscht and oopsie and like Russian stews on like really really old-school

And then I remember my grandfather had electricity hooked up so she could watch TV.

She liked Judge Wapner.

Remember the people's court back in the day?

Judge Wapner and my grandfather served in World War II together.

When Judge Wapner got shot, my grandfather was the one that brought him back to the landing vessel.

He got shot in his ass.

So my great-grandma, who's the mother-in-law, she had like this funny crush on Judge Wapner back in the day.

So I remember we hooked up electricity to her house just so she could watch Judge Wapner.

Jeez.

All right.

So we grew up with really like...

I guess old school work values.

My grandma, I mean, she lived to be a hundred and something and she was like sick for one day and then died.

My grandfather was like chopping wood and driving until he was like a hundred and something.

And then like two days of being sick and then died.

Grandma's still alive.