Al Dukes

Really nice guy.

I told him long overdue thank you.

He tells me he's 76 years old, been married to his wife for 52 years.

And he's like, I couldn't do it anymore.

He goes, I was getting up.

Listen to this.

nine to 11 times a night.

He's like, I told my wife, I don't even want to like lay down anymore.

Cause it's agonizing.

And I know what he means.

Cause I was getting up six times in seven hours.

So I know it's down to two to three.

He goes, I'm not sleeping the night.

He goes, but if I can sleep for three or four hours, go to the bathroom, sleep for three or four hours, go to the bathroom and sleep another three hours.

He goes, I feel like I slept.

And again, I have no idea why this works for some people, but he was telling me that the length of time he has spent awake at night getting up and down, like it was to the point where, I don't want to say he wasn't doing anything to himself, but like it was just, you couldn't even enjoy life.

And now he was very, very nice, listens to us, watches us every day.

He doesn't listen.

He watches every morning, sets his alarm to watch us.

And he's like, Al Dukes, I love Al Dukes.