Andy Greenwald

It'll be there well after me.

I will say the greatest compliment I ever received was, and in retrospect, I think it was maybe just like a fishing expedition of friendship, like just sort of offering a hand.

But when I was in Albuquerque making the show a few years ago, someone on the crew was like, do you ever rock climb?

And I always just said, thank you.

Obviously no.

But that is the nicest, most optimistic thing anyone's ever said to me.

This is what they said about John Kruk, too.

Like, what are you saying?

I thought you were going to do something like the discourse about Homer Gere.

I thought that's what you were going to say.

That he, like, isn't ripped in that scene in Euphoria.

I'm on your side, man.

I'm not body shaming.

I thought you were setting up the story to be like, he is an elite mountain climber who tames nature, you know, and he's ripping darts between pizza bites.

We did.

It's just a reality of... They said in front of their MacBooks.

Yes.

We touched on this a little bit on Thursday, but I think that this is the best case scenario of their flood the zone strategy.

They simply have more swings every time they come to the plate.

They have more things in production.