Brian Greene

There was an episode where you once talked about the Grateful Dead.

You said that part of the reason why people like the Grateful Dead so much was that they weren't perfect and it was always an experiment and it was changing and morphing and getting better and getting worse with every show, every time.

I think the commercial break would be well described in that way.

I know you get a lot of emails, and I'm sure I'm not the first one to say you helped out in a dark spot.

But I hope you read this message, and I hope if you take one thing away from this extremely lengthy scribe, it's this.

You are exactly where you should be, and everyone who has ever listened to the commercial break and gotten something out of it should be grateful that we were alive during the time of TCB.

I know the show is already popular, but I think someday people will look back on all of these episodes and fall in love again with the mediocre podcast that is the commercial break.

Because here we find humor and belonging and comfort.

Love you and best to you.

Wow, best to you, buddy.

I don't know who you are.

Man.

I don't know who you are.

I'm assuming you're a man.

But, you know...

I don't know that I could have – I don't know that I can take that kind of compliment.

I think it's a very grand compliment, and I'm not sure that it's worthy of that kind of well-written compliment.

well-written review.

But I will say this, I could not be more grateful that we found you at the right time.

So here's to you and to you being here with us.