Jake

I appreciate it more than you know.

I did make it through and it's time for me to go, but I appreciate everything.

That sounds terrible.

But they tell you that you're supposed to be there with who you're with and you're going to have a give and take from them and they're going to learn things from you that they didn't know they needed to know and vice versa.

And he said, he said, congratulations.

We're proud of you.

Thank you.

And then he said, your meal's on the house today.

And that's exactly what happened.

And so that was amazing and a really important moment for me.

So my wife and I go back there for the last meal before we fly out.

We spend the day there, all get to know each other.

And we pull up in our rental car and normally like my whole life,

I have had to like, if I get somewhere and other people are kind of getting out of their car or parking, I want to get up and get into the restaurant so that we don't have to wait in line.

We do, you know, share a circle, an intro circle, and then that night around 8 p.m., it's time for the medicine.

And then once we get in, I have to like face the door because of the military stuff, like just all this ridiculous stuff.

So we all get in a circle, and they give you the medicine, and it's in pill form.

And this time I didn't do that.

We just get there and I'm chilling and there's no rush.

So you get these two pills, and it's based off your height, weight,