Tommy Metz III

I would love it if your office, if you just had a button and everything was like a Murphy bed, like every part of it flips into the wall and comes down.

Yeah, a lamp turns into a wonderful candle, just whatever you need.

I, you know, I've had a fair amount of people stay over at my different apartments, but it hasn't been for a long time.

And it doesn't, probably because it doesn't make sense anymore.

In that sleeping on a couch when you're 45 or 50 isn't as much.

And people have income now.

So they're able to, like, have a hotel.

Kick rocks.

That's it.

So if it helps at all, that never happened.

Because...

Why do I have that story in my, it's like a foundational memory.

I, I'm very open to it.

If people would want to come in and swing in for a night or two, it's just, they just have to know that like, it's, it is a couch and it's not a pullout couch and I don't have a extra room.

I live in an apartment and Foster will want to snuggle with you.

Of course.

Yeah.

And I've always tried to be as good of a host.

And this is leading up to a anxiety that I do have that I've developed because it's been a very long since someone actually stayed with me.

Um, and it's not because of safety or COVID or anything like that.