Tell you what, it's a wake-up call waking up at 5 a.m. in the morning.

I've not done that for a long time.

I did say to Ben, I said, is Sarah all right?

He said, what do you mean?

He said, well, it says she updated the spreadsheet at like quarter to five this morning.

So you didn't mean watching the football?

No, I wasn't.

I was taking my mother-in-law to hospital to open the septum yesterday.

Oh, God.

So I got her back off.

It was 10 last night.

Was it in and out the same day?

Yeah.

Sure, right.

She said, I'm just going to get it checked.

That's all I've got to go this afternoon.

They don't keep them in, do they?

I thought they had at least one, though.

No.

Day surgery.

They just do it and send them on their way.

And she said, I took like something under her, because they have to test, is it here?

Lymph nodes.

Biopsy on it.

Yeah.

So she's like, that's like, I think it's because of where it is.

It's like under your arm in there.