Good morning everyone. It's tied and chased with Chrisly Confessions. Well, folks, I hate

to disappoint you, but Julie's not with us today. She's actually doing other things, and

I think she's going to be doing a podcast with Emmy next week, right? She is. Good. Good. So,

Christmas, you had a good Christmas. We did. Good. We had a great Christmas. Yep. And you went

for folks for all of you that may not know, which I find it hard to believe that anyone does not

think that they know all of the Chrisly business. You actually were in, how do you say,

Buena Vista, Buena Vista, Buena Vista with Emmy, my future daughter-in-law's family. And I was

there for, what was it? Did I go, I went before Christmas. Yes. Yeah. Before Christmas down there,

and then came back here to be with y'all the day before Christmas. That was that. Or now, I was

back the day before Christmas. Yes. Yes. So, Christmas Eve, Christmas Eve and Christmas

right here. And yeah. That's the dimensions. You know what, and let's talk about, you know, A, we had

a very nice Christmas. And very blessed all of us as far as we know right now are healthy.

And doing the best that we can with the situation that we have to deal with.

Yeah. But let's talk about, you know, I get so many questions every day on social media or here

with emails and what have you about how it feels to have adult children marrying and splitting

holidays and things like that. And Emmy is really the only person that I've ever kind of been

like, no, Chase, you have to go. I mean, you know, it's her family. And she's very close to her

family like you are with your words. Yeah. And there has to be an even split. Yeah. I mean, she went

and she was, she spent Christmas with her family. Right. I spent Christmas with mine. But I mean,

y'all get along with them. I get along with them great. And that makes it easier. Yeah, they're great

people, which makes it so much easier. So, let's like everybody kind of just gets it. Right. And I

just think that, you know, as long as they understand that your family comes first, then that

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