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All right, so I'm going to take you guys through the lifespan here of me becoming a father. We had a milestone yesterday. I was at the doctor with my wife, and we did the anatomy scan for our baby. It's crazy that you can see at this age, whatever it is, I don't know how you do it in weeks or whatever, but when they do the sonogram, you can see everything. The little spinal cord, you can see the little legs and the little arms. The dad's in the room. When you guys first saw the baby in the womb with the sonogram stuff, and you saw all the little fingers and little toes and little face and all that, how was it? Because it was crazy for me.

I started crying, but I saw two. Yeah. Is that why you started crying because you saw two? Yeah, there was two in there.

But you did it at such a different time, Steve. I feel like medicine is so much more advanced now. Billy, I feel like you, Roy, I feel like you guys have more of the modern medicine view of the sonogram and stuff. How do you guys feel when you saw that little thing that actually is a human now? I saw the heartbeat and everything. It was tremendous. It really was tremendous seeing Claire in the womb there. Princess Claire. They're like, Oh, this is her little leg, and this is her little femur bone, and this is this. It looks like an actual human, but it's so tiny. She's like, Yeah, she's 11 ounces. I'm like, Oh, damn. Okay. It's a less than a pound.

I had it weird because my wife got pregnant.Oh, in COVID?Yeah. She was born in 2021, but the months leading up to it, I couldn't even go into the appointment. I had to do it on FaceTime sitting in the parking lot, which is really weird. But it was strange. We just did the regular I don't know if you guys got the... Or you're doing the 3D ones and all of that stuff yet? Because even from when we had our first daughter, things have changed, and it's crazy.To the second one?Yeah.What did you see the most? Second one, if I'm going to be honest with you, second one, I didn't get enough Sonogram pictures. Really? They used to do the print out, you get it, and then they have the frame. The second one always gets robbed. I don't know what was going on there. I wasn't getting as many sonograms. I wasn't getting as much... I wasn't getting any at all.

What's going on there has been there, done that. The first one is excitement.

No, but you think the doctors knew? Oh, this is number two. We don't need to bother with this.

The doctor knows.

Because this was a different... I think there was a change in insurance or something. It was like an insurance. It was a different practice, I believe. Is that right? I don't remember. But I think it was a different office. It was a different practice. Do they just see, sometimes we went with my daughter, Oh, this is number two. We don't have to try that hard?

Either that or a bad doctor. I mean, she went back to the first doctor who cared a little bit more.

They gave me CDs of the sonogram and stuff.

Listen to it in your '98 Honda Civic.

Exactly right. With the muffler kit. They gave me a CD or a DVD or whatever. They're like, Hey, just put this into whatever. I'm like, Dude, I don't have a DVD player. What do you want me to do with this? Put it in my computer? Okay, with 2001, am I a Neo in the Matrix?

Did anything... Jess, I have a question for you because I feel like you know the answer to this, and I don't know why. Did anything have less of a shelf life than Blu-rays? So DVDs had a moment, right? And then there was like, Blu-rays. But Blu-rays was like, Never mind streaming. So Blu-rays had four years, and then it was like, Never mind. If that. We could just do this on streaming. I feel like we got rid of the CD player before anyone was ready for that. Yeah. Do you think that CDs are going to have a comeback, like the record player?

I don't know because I don't think things sound... The thing with the vinyl record players is that people say that it sounds different and it sounds better. I have a vinyl record player, and I would agree with that. You get a fuller sound from it. I don't know if that's the case with CDs.

But it sounds in HD, is it not?

There's a difference between where you're playing streaming from, too. I've heard that Apple Music has a more fuller sound than Spotify does, for example.

Love iTunes.

I don't know. I love them both, honestly. This is all more technical than I really understand. But my favorite part of the segment so far was Tony telling Stu, his kids were born before modern medicine. Ultrasounds have been around for 60, 70 years.

Yes, but to Pilly's point, even from his first kid to his second, which are what, two years apart?

I was trying to save you because Stu guys is not His kids are not that old.

Not that he's that old.

Exactly. That's the thing.

His kids are- How old are Rachel and Emma? They're 20.

They were born in 2004, right?

Yes. Okay, so 2004 to 2024, we have massive leaps in sonogram and all of those baby things.

We were talking about ultrasounds, though.

Yeah.

Right. Been around forever.

Yeah. I said sonogram. No, definitely not have been around forever.

I'll take not that old. I will take that at this stage of my life. He's not that old.

But in modern medicine, it's very old. 20 years in modern medicine, it might as well be 200.

Yeah, I don't know about that.

Same with gymnastics, I feel like. Exactly.

Wait, what?

If you're 20, you're old.

Did you guys see they banned a move in gymnastics where it was on the parallel bars where the gymnast would stand on the taller bar and then just do a backflip, jump off the bar, do a backflip, and then grab onto it and then keep going? Why? They banned it? They banned it. Because it was too dangerous? In the '80s, I guess. Yeah, it was too dangerous. You got to find it. There's banned moves.

God, I love the Olympics. I love learning about all these different sports. I'm locked into indoor Volleyball right now, and Danny Beniez is teaching me about volleyball shoes during the break.

Matt Anderson, the goat.

Exactly.

The problem is you won't care about these sports for another four years.

It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. But for two weeks, I'm locked in.

Dude, Matt Anderson, 610. Go down and grab a board, buddy. What are we doing?

Gold medalist, I think.

Grab a board.

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