I'm doing quite well.

How are you going?

I'm okay.

I think I speak for all of us when I say hold up with family.

Uh, during quarantine, it could be great.

And then there's a whole other side of that coin.

How are you doing?

You know what?

Um, I'm afraid to complain.

That's how I am.

You know, it's like, Oh, no, I'm good.

Good.

You see the rest of the stuff that's going on?

I'm like, You know what?

I'm pretty good, but, um, yeah, it's I know exactly what you mean about being held up with family and yeah, doing the online study in your school.

It's Yeah.

Well, who's like, for example, who does the cooking in this situation in your house?

Who does the cooking?

Well, I like to cook.

I like to cook s o I I do most of the cooking.

Um, but it's been, you know, like I said, not gonna complain, but I haven't had an oven since, like, two weeks before Thanksgiving.

Your oven blow up or something?

What?

Other than just die?

I don't know what happened.

You know, usually when I go away for a while and I come back.

Something's broken.

Something is not working anymore.

Right?

This time they killed the oven.

So it's hard to get.

You know what I'm thinking about it.

It's hard to kill in oven.

It really is.

I don't know how she did it, but Alex broke a Volvo.

You know how hard it is.

You know, a break.

Alex is your wife.

She broke a Volvo.

Yeah, I'm not.

I shouldn't say she did it.

Well, I all I know is my car was fine.

And then she drove it.

I came back.

It was It was in the shop for, like, two weeks.

Wait, So you don't have an oven?

How do you cook if you don't have an oven?

You said you haven't had an oven in months.

What do you dio?

Everything has been going on the grill, Anything that needs to go on the in the oven.

I got cooking on the grill, which is really fun when you stated in snow.

Yeah, that's right.

Because you're you're on the East Coast now.

So, man, uh, grilling out in the snow is not is not a joy.

No.

And I know, my name is a probably like man, you know, I knew black people like barbecue, but she is taking things.

Always want things is not helping with the stereotype.

That's the problem.

Yeah.

Now, wait a minute.

Are you doing shopping yourself or you do insta cart?

Like a lot of people of, like, to get on the phone and do that insta cart during ah, pandemic.

Or do you like to go yourself?

I like to go myself, but I'm not, You know, I don't go like often.

I make a week list.

I do a huge, you know, shop.

And I do the face mask and the face shield at all.

But, you know, I was I was in whole Foods, you know, spending my kid's college fund on, uh, e I don't know why.

Well, trust me, it's incorrect.

You go to Whole Foods and you look at the like, a bag of grapes, and you think I need to call my accountant first?

It's incredible.

Yeah, so yeah, but anyway, so you're at whole Foods, right?

And I'm doing my shopping, and at first, you know, I guess not really paying attention.

But I'm like Wow.

It's like a lot of young black people in here shopping at Whole Foods.

We coming up, This is nice.

And I realized, like, Oh, no, they're shopping for other people, like, Oh, they're the insta cart shoppers right there doing?

Yeah, they're actually going to shopping.

And then I was like, Damn, you know, all these young people putting, putting themselves at risk, doing the shopping, and they gotta go home to their parents or other family members who, you know, Like I said, it's like, really putting us at risk.

But hey, white people enjoy your Chilean sea bass e don't even think about Yeah, that Zatz not right.

That's not right.

Yeah.

Uh, well, what about your kids?

Are your kids?

I'm thinking?

Nope.

I have not eaten Chilean sea bass for a while, so I have no guilt.