Zoey Michaels: The previous asked, ⁓ what brings you most joy in your life? ⁓

Brad C. Anderson: What brings me the most joy in my life? There's a lot of things that bring me joy. What brings me the most joy? Yeah, so it's simple. Hanging out with my wife and my dog. That's pretty awesome. I'm a fan of that. Hanging out with my wife and my dog. I also enjoy gardening. Gardening on a nice day. Gardening on a nice day. Not gardening in the rain. Gardening on a nice day. That brings me joy. hanging out with my puppy and my wife. ⁓ That also brings me joy. So probably number one would probably be hanging out with my wife and dog.

Zoey Michaels: Well answered.

Brad C. Anderson: Crawl up in front of the TV. What brings you, ⁓ throw the table, turn the table. What brings you the most joy? Table's turn. Pffah, uno, reverso.

Zoey Michaels: Well, yeah, so that really wasn't really expected that and I think...

Brad C. Anderson: ⁓ It sounds like you have a dog. Okay.

Zoey Michaels: I always say you hear the dog whining, he's asking for his dinner. But I do have to agree, family. Family time or friends who feel like family. Those are for me, think, the most joyful times when I'm able to enjoy that. I'm a little bit bittersweet today because the very close friends of mine who had moved in across the street from me are actually moving out this weekend.

Brad C. Anderson: Yeah. Yep. Yep.

Zoey Michaels: So for a while they gave me the feeling of being back on my family property where I could just go across the street to my sisters or in this case go across the street to my very close friends and now that they're moving it's like well I'm back by myself again.

Brad C. Anderson: Bye. out. Sorry to hear that. Maybe the people that move in will be awesome too. Here's hoping. I'm hoping.

Zoey Michaels: Well... Maybe so. It's just nice when you actually have friends who were friends before they ever moved in. That's what made that special. So, know, life goes on. I still have the dog and the cats, so we're good. Life will continue to have joy.

Brad C. Anderson: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, life goes on. Nothing ⁓ is permanent. Everything is transient. Good things, bad things, it all just floats on down the river.

Zoey Michaels: Exactly. Exactly, and it's all potentially inspiration for a story.

Brad C. Anderson: And it's all inspiration for a story. It's all perfect inspiration for a story. Yeah. All right. So I probably have to come up with a random.

Zoey Michaels: Absolutely. So now do you? With a random what? ⁓ yes, random question, Yep.

Brad C. Anderson: Yeah, so I have to come up with a random question. right. Okay, cool. So let me think. All right. Yes, I do. I'm just trying to think of how to add. Okay. So ⁓ assuming that you're speaking to somebody. So this is going to apply to anybody, but ⁓ your art, however you practice your art, if you're a writer, you're writing. If you're a musician, you're music. If you're a dancer, you're dancing. Like whatever your art is that you do, whether it's a hobby or your career, the art that you do. How has what you've learned doing your art made you a better person in the world? There you go. How has you doing whatever art you do made you a better person out there in the world?

Zoey Michaels: Okay, got it. That would be a very interesting question to ask the next person. Thank you for that. All right.

Brad C. Anderson: Yeah, whether it's writing, music, whether it's just baking good stuff, whatever art, whatever way you express yourself doing that, how does that translate? How does that translate into the world?

Zoey Michaels: I look forward to hearing what they answer to that.