Adam22

Right.

Do you feel confident that you're a professional podcaster at this time?

Nobody cares about your resume.

We care about what you're doing day to day on the podcast.

Do you think that in your life that there has ever been times in which you might have been overly confident in yourself in some regards?

You sat at the desk in my building with my hosts, almost all of whom had already been on No Jumper for an extended period of time.

And then you stayed on for a long time.

Then you took your little cat nap.

And then you came back off for a while.

I mean, it's like...

And look, I'm not taking away from that.

I appreciate the enthusiasm of wanting to do a 24 hour stream and everything like that.

But it's like, what is that?

It's just doing what we already do on the podcast for a long period of time.

And granted, it's kind of hard to even like judge the value of that because it didn't stay online as a result of technical difficulty.

So we don't really know anything.

i i just i i feel like there weren't exactly like you know infinite insane moments that came from this 24-hour stream i'm not even really sold on the concept of the 24-hour stream in general but i mean like what what like okay and i feel like i have acknowledged what is good about you on the podcast and i'm even willing to just restate it now which is that i feel like

you are somebody who is very transparent emotionally and you it's like you've created a whole new level at which people on this podcast can watch somebody endure in the face of i mean i guess like the main thing i regret i resent is that you're acting like my

reception of you has been so negative when I feel like my the things I'm saying granted I'm like probably more vocal and I'm harsher but I feel like those things that I'm saying are very much the same things that the vast majority of the other hosts are saying as well as the fans and I feel like I have to speak on behalf of them and

I think that the thing with TV, with Wild N' Out or whatever, is that you can be in that environment and you don't get this constant loop of feedback where if you have a bad performance on a podcast, you just know immediately.