When they start to hit the prime of the career, year three, right?

That's when it really is when the rooster comes home to roost, okay?

The roost is always, he's always looking to do that.

He's always like, after three years, he's like, finally, I'm roosting.

Oh yeah, baby, what's up? Cockadoodle do. We're here on a Monday. Actually, it's a Wednesday. I'm all messed up. Damn rooster didn't make me up this morning. What's up, everybody? Chris Sims, Chris Sims on button. Ahmed Farid is here. Right? It is what, what is it? It's like the chickens come home to roost. What's the actual say? I know, but they don't really roost. So it's kind of weird.

What does roost mean? I don't know.

But it starts the same letters as rooster.

So I think the roosters should be able to roost.

It shouldn't be the chickens.

I don't get that.

It's like they invented it and then they moved on.

We don't, they make some noises every now, man. But they don't do cockledudal do like my dude, two roosters. But is there, is it just a thing they do? Is it just sitting somewhere? I don't know. We're going to have to look that up. Deep thoughts by Alman Fareed and Chris Sims, all right?

Pete did look this up. And, yeah, go ahead. The idiom chickens come home to roost. It means that the consequences of someone's past actions, especially bad ones, eventually catch up with them.

Oh.

We, I think I knew that.

Okay.

So you didn't use it quite right.

But you did in a way, I guess, as all of your Simsisms are.

That's right.

Don't try to make too much sense of me. That'll just frustrate you and make you dumbers. That's not what you want to do. And Pete has put more history in here, which I think

will frustrate and us and make us feel even dumber too. So Pete, just look up the word roost at

some point here. What the hell is roost me? Let's go back to basics, right? Back to basics. a time. I'm not smart enough to handle all of this. And with that topic and what we were talking

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