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Speaker 1:
[00:00] You're not doing anything weird like driving by our house at 2 o'clock in the morning and stopping her? No, I have not entered her neighborhood, and I'm not going to.

Speaker 2:
[00:09] I'm going to be respectful of that.

Speaker 1:
[00:11] Well, here's my thought is, if you tell her, the worst thing that she could think is that, oh, here he goes again, he's not going to follow through with it. But then you're going to prove her wrong by following through with it. To me, if you don't tell her, the worst thing that can happen is she finds out and then she thinks you're really weird for like being there for weeks or whatever, however long, and not saying anything.

Speaker 2:
[00:55] Welcome back to another episode here at Everyone's Business But Mine with me, Kara Berry. Who else would it be? We have to talk about what I'm dubbing a very special episode of Welcome to Plathville, because what the hell? Not since that one episode or maybe a couple episode arc on seeking sister wife with that weirdo couple that traveled all the way to go hunt down their ex-girlfriend and give her a manipulative come back to us present in the terms of instating her orange theory membership. Try to sweeten the deal for her a little bit. Traveled? I don't know. I think it was probably a good 18 hours via car. Just knocked on her door and she was like, Oh, what the heck are you guys doing here? Deeply unsettling footage. And I was constantly worried about the production and cameramen, camera people that were there because like, are you being implicated in a potential stalking case? I don't know. And then I was hoping that we would never see footage like that again. And then here we are in this episode with Ethan trying to get back his relationship with Tegan and the man in the most peculiar way. And I'm scared and I'm creeped out. So let's just get into it. Barry pulls up to the farm because according to him, per his divorce terms with Kim, he is supposed to provide the oats for the horses and the other farm animals at the house apparently. So I mean, this is about the most set up scene you ever could imagine. Like I, it is so clearly, they didn't even bother to like make this seem like a natural thing that would happen. But whatever, Barry gets out of the car and here comes Kim coming out of the house. Oh, wow. It's so wild to see you here. We have to suffer through some very awkward conversation where they're like, where do you want me to put this bag of oats? How about you go over here? Okay, let's both walk over there. And then Kim pretends like he's going to lift that heavy ass bag of oats and Barry's like, I got it. Okay. Fine, Barry, flex a little bit if you need to. He then puts the bag of oats down and then starts asking Ken how he's settling into the house. Why would you ask that? Why on earth would you ask the man how he's settling into your old home with your ex-wife? That's weird. But anyway, this then turns into like a conversation about how Ken and Ethan are hanging out a little bit more and then they lightly get into Ethan and Tegan and the breakup and then Ken asks Barry, are you dating? And then Barry does this creepy laugh like he always does and he just starts rambling, oh, you know, like it's been a really long time since I've done anything like that. Ken tells him, well, you got to ease into it. Barry doesn't want to talk about dating with Ken. So he tries to change the subject to an incredible story. Hold on to your hats about the origins of the farm and the beginnings of his relationship with Kim and how when they first moved on to the property, Kim was really into juicing. Big juice lady. She juiced like, Ken, you wouldn't believe it, like no one I've ever met before. Does she do any of that these days? The big juicer. Do you know what that is? Because when Kim took things from the house, the first time I kicked her ass out, she took the juicer and I'm still on my health kick and I all of a sudden would like to incorporate some juicing into my routine. So I'm just wondering if maybe I could borrow the juicer. What on earth is going on? So Ken guides him into the home. I'll help you look for it, Barry. Barry's like, well, you can't miss it. It's the mother of all juicers. By the time these men went through this conversation, Barry could have gone to a Walmart and gotten a juicer. He could have picked up his phone and ordered it from Amazon or literally any website. How much does a juicer go for these days? So I'm thinking Barry just said this is the mother of all juicers. I'm thinking this is like Nona style, old school Italian, big ass counter metal juicer. You know, you have to hawk the crank down to get it going. When Barry and Ken go rifling through this junky closet, they find a box that simply says juicer in the biggest possible letters. Like, so obvious, if it was in the original box, which I think it was, why do we need the sign? Oh, because production wrote it? They probably told Kenneth and or Barry, just go to the closet, we're going to hide it just a little bit. So y'all just like rifle around and pretend like you're looking for it. And then third shelf on the bottom to the right. You can't miss it. Y'all, when I tell you this is the most mid-level juicer that you somehow recall the memory from how many years ago were they married? 20 plus, maybe? What are you talking? You need this juicer. You've been on your health kick for years now, sir, and you've been sucking down kombuchas this whole time. Now all of a sudden, you need her dusty crusty old juicer from 19, 2003? Why would you need that? Just get one, bro. Could we have not found a more believable storyline to make us suffer through? What is happening? But honestly, we have bigger fish to fry because Barry then asks for a looky-loo around the home, see what's changed. And he says a lot and he's not wrong. There is so much going on. This whole place gives garage sale. Like we can't be bothered to take the things out to the driveway and put them on, you know, little foldable stands. So we're just gonna have people just walk through the front door, you know, and doesn't that feel very much like something Kim would do? There is so much shit in here and it's so random. There's an exercise bike that's got a supportive back pillow on it. There are sconces on the wall in between the windows that are very obviously for the outdoors. Not for inside the home. Like this is for your front door lighting treatment. Like I don't know why there's two of them. They're big as hell. Stick it out from the wall. They probably needed like supports. One day they're going to wake up and it's just going to either in here like and those things are just just torn through to the floor. I would say maybe half an inch of space is left between the television that's mounted the wall and Ken's old malfunctioned jukebox. It's right under there. I can't imagine having to watch television with the light of a jukebox just emanating from below it. Great. There's also an antique cash register on a stand that has a metal bucket underneath. I don't know what's in the bucket nor do I want to. There's an old school fireplace in the corner. Everything about this is a fire hazard. I can't imagine how musty and dusty it smells in there. There's junk everywhere. And I mean everywhere. Oh, Barry says, there's a lot of things all over the place. But I get that when you're blending two people. But it's got a real cozy feel. Yeah, like the type of cozy of you being in a horror movie and like I'm a little newspaper boy and I'm knocking on the door like, hey, you guys haven't paid for this week's subscription. And they're like, okay, come inside. I'll write a check for you. And then next thing you know, you don't know nothing because you took a hatchet to the neck and it came up right from behind you. The last thing you looked at in your whole life was a statue of a horse in the window sale, which by the way, I love Janelle. You know, I love Janelle from Sister Wives. However, I, one of her videos on Instagram, one of her reels happened across my desk and it was her, you know, she's moving in, she's settling into the home in North Carolina. It's been built. She's, you know, moving things in and she was talking about all this art that she's had packed up since she was living in that fifth wheel on Coyote Pass. So she's like, you know, I was noticing a trend and she shows like stacks of like very large. We're talking minimum to, you know, 24 by 36 size framed, all framed ornately framed as we know Cody Brown loves to do. Photos, she's like, I got this one and it's like some horses. And it's almost like she has like, it's kind of like even like a like a nice print, like a classic print that's good. It's barely above a motivational poster that you would find in an elementary school classroom in the 90s or like on the wall. If you were at a travel agency also in the 90s. And then she's like, you know, Cody started noticing that I kind of really loves a cowboy and horse motif. So then she pans over to, I mean, it seemed like a dozen. Maybe it was less. But all the framed painting recreations that Cody had purchased for her over the years because he just like, oh, I catch a vibe. Okay, happy Mother's Day. Here's another horse painting. Happy birthday. Here's a horse with some cowboys. You like that? I mean, it was several. And then she was talking about, I want to keep them. Girl, let it go. Somebody was in the comment section being like, maybe you should just buy new frames and like make them more cohesive. And she was like, great idea. I almost reported it for harassment of me. But anyway, moving on, we go to Ethan's job. He's found himself in yet another garage, um, gussying up some antique engines. I honestly don't know, but he works at Russell's Military Vehicles. He's restoring like jeeps, old military equipment. Russell asks Ethan, what are your future plans? These every person that they have brought in for Ethan this season is like somebody who's actively like hot in the local theater scene in southern Georgia, North Florida. And they're like, you know what? I'll play the role of Ethan's friend, like that guy with the guitar. And now we got this guy, Russell, who we're supposed to believe has found Ethan through his son, I guess, and like put him through the ringer. Maybe Russell's just like this. He's like living in his own fantasy. Like, he's setting up his own biopic in his mind. He says that he met Ethan through his son. He put him through the ringer about like, what do you know about antique cars? Ethan knew every answer. And I knew I had to hire this man. So Ethan's like shining something up and Russell, I don't know why he would admit to this. He's like, Ethan, you do so much great work, so much more intentional. All the other guys that work here would just like, you know, bullshit and shortcut, which as a business person, I probably wouldn't have admitted to on camera, but too late. Oh, well, as Ethan's shining up something, I don't know, it's silver. Russell tells him, tell you what, Ethan, I can get you a shirt that says Russell's military vehicles and I can make sure it's black because I know that's the only thing you wear. AKA. I'm going to give you my business if you want it. What about your son? Is this the best you can do? I can give you a T-shirt with my name on it, and I can retire myself. Russell, just say you don't want to work. You're not going to give this man your whole business. Like, please, I can put your name on the outside of this garage. How do you how do you use that sound to you? Do you want to stay in Cairo? How about that? Ethan then gets very poetic and says, uh-huh, I've actually got another person's name right here. And he points to his heart if it's there. But then the horror music really begins because Ethan says he has not even spoken to Tegan in like a while because in his words, Tegan gave him the freedom to move back to Georgia and do what he wanted, which very much feels like a highly gussied up way of saying, she dumped me. I'm giving you the freedom to do whatever you want, and I'm not going to speak to you anymore. That's a breakup, babe. No doubt in my mind that Ethan is absolutely lying and that he has found out of what I can imagine are a plethora of reasons why he and Tegan broke up, or maybe at least one that he doesn't want to admit to. Ethan was like, what can I admit to on camera is the reason why we broke up? Oh, the nicest thing is that I repeatedly promised her that I was going to move up to live with her or near her, and I didn't. I did not move to Wisconsin. I'm sure there's something much darker to this, but you know what I'm always saying, known liars, first admissions, we don't believe them. Keep digging underneath the surface. Ethan does say he did want to move to Wisconsin, and he told Tegan that, but then he just wasn't ready. A big part of them breaking up was that Tegan felt like it wasn't important to him moving up there, and that he didn't care. So, Russell again offers Ethan, allegedly, his whole business, as we're supposed to believe, and Ethan says, well, if I was staying in Georgia, I would definitely consider it, but I've already made up my mind that I can't stay here. And then Ethan lets us know that he went back to Georgia, but he's now realizing he just went back to Georgia for Georgia's sake because it was home, but that doesn't really mean anything when you're hard of somewhere else. So, Ethan tells Russell, I'm moving to Wisconsin. Russell asks a very great question. Does Tegan know that you're moving to Wisconsin? And Ethan says, no. So, then Ethan tells Russell, he was thinking about it, and he really wants them to get back together, and he feels like she's not just going to believe if he simply tells her, I'm moving to Wisconsin, so he's just going to move up there. And then he tells Russell, I'm leaving tomorrow. And I was sitting and thinking, like, what if I moved all the way up there, and she was already with somebody, and I did all that for nothing? Well, Ethan, simple solution by telling her that you're moving, or at least floating the idea past her. But no, Ethan had another decision that it was just a risk he was willing to take, and he can't shake this feeling, so he was going to make this decision and give it his best shot. Babe, that sounds like deeply unwell, that you've basically admitted to being hyper-focused in no communication with this woman and making a very bold move when you had not spoken to her, and she seems like she absolutely broke up with you and has moved on with her life. Also, Tegan has a child, so what about that? Like how, are you considering that at all? Ethan then shows Russell some photobooth pictures of him and Tegan in happier times that he's been keeping in his wallet. Lord knows what's been sweat, grease, whatever is in his thermos. So you can tell that Russell is now picking up a vibe that this is not good. So he gently eases things in and he asks Ethan, um, did she feel the same way about you? Ethan says, well, I think. And Russell goes, you think and you're moving. And then when Russell gets some private time with us, he says, um, Ethan's running after his heart. And I think maybe Ethan is making a mistake. I don't want to say it, but I think it's kind of a rebound thing, but I'm hoping the best for him. Oh, no, this is how men, you know what I mean? Because y'all don't be holding each other accountable. So, Ethan then tells Russell, he's not told any of his family, a fact that is like not surprising when he says it. But Ethan's excuse for not telling them is that he had been thinking about this all by himself for a very long time and everybody's got an opinion, but their opinions don't matter. Because he knows that this is what he wants. And he doesn't want them to be all sad about him leaving, so that's why he hasn't told them. It really sounds like you don't want to tell them because they would tell you, hey guy, that's weird as hell. And then you wouldn't be able to do whatever the hell you wanted. And that's not good, you know? When we're at a point where we're shutting people out of having thoughts that might change your mind about a very extreme life choice, maybe we rethink why that is. Of course, when Russell asks Ethan, when are you going to tell your family? He's like, probably once I'm already on the road. So then I'm even more confused because Russell asks Ethan, do you think your family would even try to stop you? And Ethan says, no, if anything, I think you would try to stop me before they did. So why wouldn't you tell them then? Because it's a lie. Russell says the nicest thing that he could think to say, which is, well, you got more faith than I do. And Ethan says, well, I don't know if it's faith or just nothing to lose, which you don't want somebody like Ethan. That's not a phrase that you want him to say. I need you to have something to lose. Tether yourself to something, please, quickly. Moving on, boring, snore, snore, boring, boo. Barry takes to the Internet to meet Renee, his matchmaker, in search of the love of his life. Thank God, Barry lets us know we're off the hook because he has already spoken to Renee and taken all the personality quizzes, so we don't have to suffer through any of that. But we do get a little bit of question and answer portion. Renee asks, on a scale of 1 to 10, how committed are you to a serious relationship? When Barry says 5, I want to scream, we've been talking about the potential of you dating for years now and you're telling me, at best, you're eh. Why did you hire a matchmaker then? Okay, what are we doing here? How about hop out of the fence, one way or the other, you do or you don't, and then let me know and then we could put the mic pack on. I don't care. Renee does ask, why do you feel like your marriage failed, like in your eyes? And he says, well, it does take two. From her perspective, I was not meeting the needs that she had and she felt like I didn't give her voice in the relationship. And then Barry tells us the fact that Kim told him that she didn't feel loved the way she felt like she deserved, was good feedback because it helps him now assess his shortcomings. I feel like that's not a shortcoming, per se. You shouldn't look at this as though, okay, well, I'm just incapable of loving women in the way they deserve. And so moving forward, I'm just going to tell the next lady to lower their expectations and realize that this is what they're potentially signing up for. Ideally, you find a person who you want to love and respect and not have them feel less than. That might be the goal. I think we should reassess that thinking, babe. But then he gets into more of what he's into. Alpha females, not his thing, been there, done that. I am exceptionally put off by manipulation now. It's funny, but it's also like y'all are Spider-Man meme, you know, in that category. Then we get to who Barry wants in a celebrity way. Who can we, who's the best thing? And he goes, well, four words, the Sandra Bullock type. He reveals this information as though this is a huge mic drop moment where Barry reveals that he is attracted to a very conventionally attractive and beautiful woman. Olive skin, but not too dark, okay? And then Barry's like having some kind of weird psychosexual memory, living in the memory of how he first heard about Sandra Bullock or first saw her in Speed with Keanu Reeves. And then he gets like creepier than usual. And he's like, you know, they say that you're not supposed to go over 50 because otherwise you're going to go below. Please don't say that word ever again. Renee tells Barry, I'm going to give you a little homework. Have the kids write down three things that they want for you in a potential partner. He's got nine children. I don't want to hear 27 things. So let's not do that. And then things get horrible because we have to listen to what we see is like a sky in a forest. Like we see the trees, we see the blue sky, and we hear Kim grunting sexually like uh, uh, uh, uh. And then there's like a tree moving like, oh, is she like using the tree for a balance? What's going on here? And then we pan down and she's with Isaac. And he's staring at her trying to push a tree over. Kim claims that she's very concerned about dead trees. Well, maybe we should have a special crossover episode with Sister Wives, gives Cody something to do for next season. He can come all the way to Cairo to, and he can bring his axe and all his accoutrement, the ropes, his little funky gloves, because we know he loves to cut a tree down. For no reason, dead or not, just whatever. Don't let the wind blow in the wrong direction, you're getting chapped. You could tell by Isaac's face that he knew what they were doing, having his mother repeatedly grunt and make shaking tree movements. You could tell in real time where he knew where this direction was going. And his face is getting more and more red, and he's standing there watching his mom knock trees over. What are you, Groot? And he's looking at them like, where, why are you making my mom sound horny? Why do I have to be here for this? After she's done playing George of the Jungle or whatever, they start walking and talking about the relationship with Kaylyn or the breakup. Now, Kim says that she was dropping the girls off at Barry's and that she ran into Kaylyn and she was crying. And so Kim, you know, wrapped her up in a little bear hug and probably pushed her fingernails into her skin. And was like, you know, if you need anything, let me know. You can call me. Here's my number. Kaylyn actually did call her. They spoke to her for a couple of hours that same night. So Kim tells Isaac, Kaylyn was crying, but she also was like, let Isaac know, I just want to make sure he's okay. And so she was like, Isaac, that's a good woman. I love Kaylyn. Isaac tells us, I don't know how to feel it because I feel terrible, but I do feel good to hear that she cares about me even after everything I did. So he tells his mom, it's just a matter of if I can unscrew what I screwed up. So Kim asks, like, what was the reason exactly for the breakup? Isaac reveals that Kim, Kaylyn, is a whopping two and a half years older. But then Kim asks, was she putting the pressure on you? He's like, no, it was completely all in my head. Shockingly, Kim admits in a confessional, a lot of my older kids have had bad relationships. And looking back, one thing I would change with how we raise the kids is that I had a hard time promoting sex before marriage. But I now feel like you really do need to get to know who you're marrying instead of rushing in and only getting married just so that you can have sex. Great that you changed your mind, girl. I'm not really sure of the relevance in this case. There's no possible way that Isaac and Kaylyn haven't gone down to the peanut field, if you know what I mean. But as it tells Kim, if I get a second chance, I'm not going to let that go, which means, you know, I know what road that's going to be leading down to. And I know that's real fast and I'm young, but that's where I want to be. Are we led to believe that he has been having this complete crisis over the course of like less than a week? Which I'm not surprised about. It's also just there's just so much going on. There really is and also nothing. We then get to the most boring scene. I really don't have anything. I literally wrote one sentence. The most boring scene you can imagine. Barry telling the girls who are knitting about his dating. Moving on. Then they make him talk about her upcoming weight loss journey. They force her to stand in a mirror. You know, have you guys heard this? When you watch My 600 Pound Life, I don't know if this is true, but the rumor going around is that they, this is horrible. You know, in the beginning where, you know, they're talking about their journey to their weight gain, they will sometimes show them taking a shower. I heard years ago that they would pay the participants extra for the shower scene, whether or not they agreed to it. But anyway, this feels a little bit like an humiliation ritual. Thank god we don't have to watch Kim taking a shower. Let me not freak you out. But they do have her standing in front of the mirror, looking at her body, doing kettlebell exercises, stretching, and then it appears that she has written down a schedule that she is now transferring to a chalkboard that she's got in this room, lest she not forget the days of the week and the three exercises that she's committed to, walking, kettlebell, whatever the third thing was. You know, it was like a little chore chart for herself. She does the trampoline, maybe that was the third activity, barely. Like, we're not really doing, we're not lifting our feet off the ground. We're just kind of like doing a little shimmy on the trampoline. But then Kim says, I need to do something for me. I've gained like a lot of weight in the past four years, and I got to turn it around because I only got this one body. And after she checks off kettlebell from her Monday kettlebell check, thank you, trampoline check, she then starts talking about how she wants to get her dance bar installed again, which you know, those who have been here for a long time, y'all know that's my favorite thing. Kim having her leg kicked up in that sweaty, wet sandal, soggy sandal on that ballet bar that Barry had installed for her years ago. But then she starts talking about having memories of being healthier back in the day, like all they were healthy, like home cooked meals, no sugar, no soda, you know? And she has this light bulb moment, you know, one thing I did do is juicing. Let me go see if I can find my old juicer right now. Rifle, rifle, rifle. I can't find my juicer. Ken, Ken, Kenneth, please come in here. Where's my juicer? And Ken's like, oh, I don't remember. But I took it. So Kim decides now that she's got an issue. She's got beef with Barry. And then the funniest thing happens because Ken clearly doesn't know if this scene is over or if he's back to the jukebox, he goes. So he just sort of slowly walks toward the door out of the kitchen. But then he just stands there. But Kim has got her face pointed toward the camera, so she can't really see him. But then she turns and goes, you can go, go back in the living room. Anyway, at the end of the episode, Ethan unfortunately has made it to eastern Wisconsin. We have now crossed eight lines. He sounds like a serial killer. I don't know how he does not hear this. He is cruising around in this big-ass yellow car, eastern Wisconsin, saying, hey, this is where Tegan lives, and she doesn't know that I'm here, and I've brought with me two bags of tools, my duffel bag with just my clothes, and some cash, and that's it. Cash. And then he says his plan is to sleep in an abandoned lot next to an empty mall about a mile away from where Tegan lives, and he figured it's basically like a couch, this big-ass car, so maybe I'll just sleep there for a while to backseat. Again, the finances. You can't even afford to stay at a motel six for a couple of days. How many seasons of this show? Like truly, let's say this is really actually how the plan gets executed. Are you to tell me that production and the camera people come up, ride around with him, film this shit, go back to their own hotels, and then he has to sleep in the back of his car? And he's the talent. He's the whole reason why they're there. And they shouldn't be there because it's deeply weird. But you know what I mean? Like, how? What? Oh my gosh. Imagine having to be the camera person. Being like, okay, so what's the plan? Ethan says he's looking to lock down a place for January. I'd really love to know where we are. Are you honestly planning on sleeping in the back of your car in eastern Wisconsin in December? Please tell me this is, like, December 30th. He then says, I know this is where I need to be, and I don't want to tell her, I just want to move to show commitment and not just words. I'm really wondering, like, did they have to pull straws for this? And then they were like, okay, you're the one who has to film this. And possibly be implicated in a crime. So then Ethan then talks about how growing up, they didn't have any sort of foundation for dating. So they didn't really know what to do, which if you didn't have to tell us, it was extremely obvious. You've driven cross country to surprise a woman who has dumped you, sir. So yeah, I agree with you. The lack of foundational dating skills has absolutely been an hindrance, more than a benefit in your life. So we pull up to this empty parking lot and it says, I just wish I could be with Tegan, but it's easier than being all the way in Georgia, because this is where I feel like I need to be. And yeah, I miss my family and I love them dearly, but when you feel like this is your purpose, you can't deny it. So then he calls Kim on FaceTime and she's like, hey, what are you doing? And he's like, oh, nothing. I'm here in Wisconsin. I drove here yesterday. I'm just going to look at some places, locked down in January. Tegan doesn't know I'm here, by the way. And Kim is genuinely seeming concerned. And she goes, uh, what was the reason why you wouldn't just tell Tegan that? Ethan tells her, well, we made plans multiple times for me to move and I never did. So I don't want to tell her I'm just going to move. So Kim's like, yeah, but you're there now and you're looking at places. So why wouldn't you just tell her now? Ethan doesn't even answer that. He's just like, yeah, well, I just wanted to let you know. So Kim starts panicking because she's like, I only have like a minute left before he hangs up on me and goes, okay, um, is there any way there might be a chance that Tegan would drive by and be like, oh, there's Ethan's car. You're not doing anything weird like driving by her house at two o'clock in the morning, are you? Just checking. Ethan says, no, I haven't entered her neighborhood and I'm not going to I'm going to be respectful of that. You just said you were a mile outside of her home. That's in the neighborhood. Like a mile in Manhattan, you could be damn near anywhere, but a mile in eastern Wisconsin, yeah, that's practically next door. Kim tells Ethan, well, my thought is if you tell her worst thing she could do is be like, oh, here he goes again and he's not going to follow through and then you'll prove her wrong by actually following through. But if you don't tell her, to me, the worst thing that could happen is that she finds this out and she thinks you're like really weird for being there because I would think that. So Ethan doesn't want to hear any of this and he's like, okay, well, what I'm hearing is I'm just going to go file the paperwork to get an apartment today and then I'll tell her. And Kim's like, I really would consider talking to Tegan, but he's already got his car in reverse. And then you could tell the camera people really do start getting pretty concerned because they're like, so how about you tell me about this car? It's very recognizable. And he's like, yeah, it's a 1976 New Yorker Chrysler or whatever. I mean, it's butter yellow. It's big as hell. And as they're driving down, they're asking Ethan a question, but then he turns his head real quick and he goes, that was Tegan. She just drove by and they're like, no, you serious? And he's like, yeah, that was her. Oh, Lord, help us all. Hopefully, Ethan doesn't go to jail. Thank you guys so much for listening. Thank me for speaking. Love you. Bye.