Barry

And I just don't know if that's a diet.

you know family members yes whether they're two-legged or four-legged exactly exactly that is just the best part of life yeah yeah thanks so much barry thoughts uh just you know when you get a group of people who love that yeah i mean it's just like wow just keep talking about it and there's uh

You know, I think just a lot to consider in terms of the pet health thing.

And I think most vets are much more attuned to especially the nutrition piece and some of the exercise piece.

And they're just they're a great resource.

And like I say, you develop a relationship with that the same way you would with your own primary doctor.

And so those kind of things are important.

And, you know, it is getting to be more and more challenging that less people are going into veterinary medicine as opposed to more.

And, you know, clearly, if you have a good vet, make sure you keep her.

or him.

They're more women in veterinary medicine right now than men by a large score.

So it was just good to get, you know, to get a veterinarian perspective on pets because obviously we just like to run around and have fun with them.

And the flip side though, is that they do need to be taken care of because they take care of us.

So that was my, my, my ending thoughts.

Barry, what did you see yesterday?

I seen a St Mirren team that thoroughly deserved their win.

Off to a brilliant start.

I thought it was a really well worked corner kick.

I think it was Kylian Phillips who runs across the front post, creates that space.

Hattati's not strong enough Marcus Fraser with a great header and then that settles St Mirren down yep Celtic come into the game 20 minutes into it St Mirren seen it out one each and then I thought in the second half the tactical changes from the manager Steven Robinson were brilliant that changed the game and I thought St Mirren