Tim Kasher

We really are.

This is what you do.

It was a friend's rental and it was in the grass.

It was probably fine.

There was probably like worse things.

We probably threw up on like dog shit or something.

Yes.

And I'm going to back up because I don't know if beautifully you might have just lobbed that out because that's like a courtesy.

It's like a nice thing to say, you know, because I think a lot of people in the United States would consider Omaha to be somewhere that's not beautiful.

It's like Great Plains, the Midwest.

It's like flyover.

It's flyover country.

But I'm here to say that you nailed it.

Omaha, people who haven't been to Omaha, what they don't realize is that it's actually a rolling hills and it's incredibly green.

Uh-huh.

So when you fly over it, or if you fly in, it's actually really, it is quite a beautiful patch.

It's along the Missouri River, and yeah, it's just like these really nice, softly rolling hills that a city was built onto with just tons of greenery.

That gets a little bit dull.

It's business.

Business would be kind of like the main export.