Allison Hare

I think there is.

But I think that is just – it comes with having – like when you have a podcast, because it's not like – it requires work.

Like you treat it like a job because it is when you show up.

But certainly taking a break, there's – I do get –

Yes, I definitely feel compulsive about it.

And I also have a huge bank to pull from because I do a lot of interviews.

So what's that?

You can absolutely.

I'm curious for you guys, like, do you ever show up where you're like, I'm just not funny today?

There are so many people that wish they would have a show where they're like, hey, my best friend and I, you know, people tell us all the time we should start a podcast.

And it's not always like there has to be a special chemistry.

Like you guys are magnificent.

Like I could not imagine this show being the same show if there was somebody else in either one of your seats, you know, like it just wouldn't.

You guys really, really are magic.

And I wonder what your advice is for people who want to have a podcast.

They want to have a co-host.

But like finding that chemistry and somebody that can play off each other and behind the scenes is, you know, on the same page.

That's that's like a whole nother thing.

It's like going into business with somebody.

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