Brian Green

And they really got into – I mean, like they got into it.

It was – and he has like this weird – he has robots and a big shop and people go there and he's got like AI machines and he's building his own robots.

Yeah, I said, who's your favorite podcast that you've been on so far?

And they didn't say The Commercial Break.

They said Howie Mandel.

Well, he's on the other side of the studio.

He doesn't like to touch people.

And, you know, I can't believe he does that, you know, that whole AGT thing because it seems like a very messy, big production where you're around a lot of people.

You have a huge crowd behind you.

But he manages.

I mean, he gets through life.

He's taken private planes everywhere.

So, listen, we've had a lot of famous people.

I've loved most of them.

I've loved most of them.

Yeah, yeah.

And so we'll take a little break from interviews for right now.

I think we've done a lot, and I really have enjoyed the interviews, have kept it fresh for us, content-wise.

But here's the truth about interviews.

interviews only matter to the people who are already listening to you unless the interviewee lets their audience know that they enjoyed this conversation they're coming, which would happen sometimes, but not frequently.