Dan Slepian

These are very carefully scripted and planned segments to make up certain hit times to pull out an hour.

Of course.

So when we hear, we did that for an hour, and there is an hour-long version of this that will be in syndication.

But when we heard we needed to fit that time slot, that meant we needed to cut out 12 minutes of material.

It's like cutting off an arm or something.

Exactly right.

So the questions that the audience has make sense.

And the answer is we had to take out 12 minutes of material to fill that time spot.

I guess he's kind of like his son.

He's quirky.

You know, it's like Lester was like, Tom, where were you?

And he was like, oh, you know, I just decided to go for a walk, and it was a nice day, and there was the train, and I decided to get on the train.

And, you know, it's just like, where's Waldo?

You know, he was just kind of going, you know, and so...

He clearly didn't think his son would be concerned.

It's odd behavior for sure, but it happened.

Yeah, so this is the part that I had read some comments and heard some people will make.

They thought that Tom and his father planned this, like that they were in on it together to falsely confess for a settlement or something.

That's not what happened.

He went to go visit his brother, and then he decided to see his daughter and was going to go fly to see his daughter.