Elizabeth Laime

I hope not to.

Yes, I really hope not to.

I've only had that both ends thing like once in my life that I can remember.

And it was actually in Destin, Florida.

And it was, I think I had sun poisoning, you know, back in the day.

I was thinking about on these trips when I was a teenager.

Yeah.

Because you and I came back, our kids got more sun than I think I've ever seen them have.

I wouldn't even call it a sunburn anymore.

I think our daughter was starting to get a little red, but it looks like it's tan now and they just look like they went to Mexico.

But it's a look I'm not familiar with on our very usually kind of city kids.

You and I didn't come back with tons of color, which for me is on purpose, you know, and for you is now a skin care safety issue.

But I'm, because your dad died of melanoma.

Yeah.

Why are you laughing?

Yeah.

Very.

So where was I going to?

Oh, when I was a teenager going to Destin, Florida, every spring break, the main I you like the main goal.

was, unfortunately, to come back as tan as you possibly could be.