And he taught economics and accounting. Don't ask me why the professor's in prison. I have no I don't have the slightest clue why there's a 70 year old professor in prison.
By the way, I never asked I thought it was unless the people told me what was going on with them. I never bothered to ask because I found it I don't blame you. It's kind of rude.
And it's an etiquette never asked somebody about their case unless they offer it to you. Yeah, well, I was actually that Friday, I had only one class and was a lab. And for some reason, you kept bringing up getting you kept, you know, leading to that class.
I kept talking about you for some reason. And you kept getting brought up in conversations, not because of me, but because other people are speaking and just so happened. And I thought, right, I said, why does he keep getting caught up in conversations? Then he gets then you get brought up again.
During my lab, I was in the electronic instrumentation lab. And you know, we just start talking about politics. And then you came up.
And I said, Yeah, he he should not be in prison. This is, you know, ball I've spoken to many times. He was my former congressman.
I said, he ought to be released immediately. Not five minutes later, we're packing up, closing up the equipment. I got a text on my watch, on my phones in my bag, don't get distracted.
But I want to, you know, get updates and everything. While I'm in the lab, because it could be like two, three hours. And my grandma's not doing too well.
So my friend texted me, oh, George is released. And I said, I said to my friend, I guess whatever I say, comes true. Because he was released, basically immediately.
And it was such a such a great feeling. I'd left, I called a bunch of people. I texted you, of course.
And it was very, very interesting. But I'm just so happy you're back. I'm so happy to hear your voice.
