Brett Cannon

It's Brett Cannon calling for that annual tradition to tell you about my favorite episodes.

So I'm going to start off with the power of the butt.

Talking about the physicality of the butt and just how that kind of ties into technology.

The next episode I liked a lot was the 1,000 butt infections.

I just thought that was a really cool chat to show that sometimes, you know, you don't have to take the general solution.

Sometimes it's okay to actually scratch your butt if it really gets you what you're after.

So I'm safe.

And then finally, the kind of fun cat butt episode.

Just a lot of good cat butt advice that I think a lot of us could stand to listen to consistently.

Andrea did not love any of these episodes, but you know what?

It's okay.

She still is an awesome person.

Hello, Adam and Jared.

What a year it's been.

This has definitely been the year of AI, and I do appreciate and count on your content to keep up to date with all of that.

However, my favorite episodes personally are the ones around Homelab, Kaizen, and Oxide.

Those have all been great.

But definitely, without a doubt, peak changelog for me was the meetup in Denver.

It was great meeting you all and making several new friends along the way.

And I mean, who would have imagined that we'd all go adventuring in the wilderness together with the mysterious Breakmaster Cylinder and battle a whole bunch of rattlesnakes.