Post-adjournment informal conversation among attendees

Thank you to you again.

Oh, you definitely will be.

Cheers.

All right.

Good.

You good?

Yes.

Yeah, I know, but we can't do it.

We have been talking.

We're not kids.

They don't need to send you flowers.

No, it's been some conversations.

Like it started maybe two years ago.

It kind of starts to stop.

And then June, when we were going to have that hearing in April, there was another conversation.

But then we realized, like, this is it.

That's the happening.

That's it.

It's going to take some time.

Well said.

Thank you.

Yeah.

So true.

It's like, we all this old educated, whatever, whatever.

There's no foundation.

It shouldn't have to be so crazy, all the things that you said.

It's pretty obvious.

But it's not.

It's not what it is right now.

Common sense isn't as common as it used to be.

There you go.

Oh, okay.

Being around for 65 years, I've seen the detail.

I feel so bad about it.

Because no matter how smart people say it, it's always the culture.

Respect someone who you disagree with.

And I always use the term, you have a couple of problems.

But I haven't.

Just chill.

Make a joke.

I try to keep things light.

You know what?

They're usually better at it than adults are, as long as we're supporting them.

But they continue to come out ready to sort of like listen to people and they want to be friends and they want to be heard.

Opportunities that we're blowing it.

I mean, especially now.

You know, it's a challenge.

If you hear stories, whether it's true or not.

We're not there for.

But it's all the same.

We don't share all the ones.

Yes.

We point into the future.

We preach what they believe in that time.

They should be fine.

That's the course of the day.

Oh, I should turn.

She's in.

When I went to college, I had the opposite.

I guess you're talking about the listening beliefs.

The first term was on the Palestinian-Israeli thing, conflict, and then your final example was, recall the argument you made in your midterm, or the other side.

That's like, you got a lot of grief for it.

I'm done.

And we had a nice conversation.

I got such a...

Absolutely.

From people I told you.

Oh, did he scream and he did this?

I said, oh no.

Because of what the college was not going to accomplish.

Exactly.

It only makes things worse if you're...

And it doesn't have a booty bar.

I would sit there and have a drink with anyone.

And then I hit him up with the Yankee Met jokes.

That's where your argument falls apart.

That's right.

Because he's on the wrong team.

Yankee fan?

Of course.

Okay, well, well, well.

All joking.

You know why you didn't ever win the World Series again?

Is it an anthropological reason?

You ever hear of the 27 Club?

Janice Joplin?

Janice Joplin died in 37.

How many World Series did the Yankees win?

How many?

37.

10.

We're bringing it home.

We have two.

We're alive.

I'm still alive.

That's a Met fan argument right there.

That's a Met fan argument.

So that's what breaks things for him.

You make these weird issues where you talk like that for sure.

No, yeah.

Absolutely.

I think, and I think it is like, he's, one of the things that I try to