Chris Bartagon

Um,

But you bring up a good point because even in that scenario of like I'm never coming home and with the fires and the floods, like eventually the waters recede and eventually the fires are put out.

Now, you don't have anything to go back to.

So that leaves you right back in front of that drawing board of I'm never coming home.

Let me grab everything that I can.

I think the most important takeaway is you better understand that you can't take everything.

yep but what you do take should be the most important stuff and the most essential stuff you know don't like do you need to pack your favorite pillow i don't know like you know i mean i don't know well i mean like back to the movie it's you know obviously they were not prepared for this at all this was not something they had thought about at all right and even though

Yeah.

I think, you know, I'm bringing one pair of clothes, um,

Exactly.

Yes.

So should we jump into this then?

Yeah, a hundred percent.

Like, I mean, I'm bringing one pair of clothes, you know, obviously a jacket, this, that, and the other thing.

Like I'm not, I am definitely not packing my bag with a lot of clothes.

I may pack extra socks.

I think that's a smart move, but you know, we've talked about in the past that

I'm not going to.

Yeah, no.

I mean, I, but, and, and that I'm glad you brought up that point because that's what I was going to kind of raise as a question, right?