Alex Bennett

I come downstairs ready to go and I'm like

start to have like, not baby cramps, right?

But like intestinal cramps, which I'm very familiar with as a lactose intolerant person.

But I'm like, I didn't really eat anything yesterday that would cause these.

I'm like, oh man, I'm feeling those.

So I don't know if this happens to anybody, but mine come, then they go away, then they come again.

And like, if they come once, I know they're going to come back.

And then like the closer they get together, then you got to go to the bathroom.

So I was like, and sorry, it's a little TMI, but also like we're all humans.

I think a lot of people have this.

You have some bodily function of some kind.

So anyways, then I get my two eggs and my three crackers with peanut butter on them.

I eat the same exact thing every morning right when I wake up for nausea.

And we're sitting on the couch, and I have a couple bites of eggs.

I'm like, I'm going to just go upstairs, H. So him and Bubba continue their new morning ritual, which is queso on the couch, cheese on the couch.

And he sits down.

If you're on YouTube, how he's sitting right now, he's got his arm up.

She nuzzles right in here beside him because he thinks that she likes to eat more when she's being cuddled.

Okay.

There's cheese all over the couch.