David Rosenthal

And I'm always like a couple of days ahead of it.

So I would talk a little bit about the business side, because this is something that I certainly don't know anything about in your lives, but you've turned this into a very lucrative franchise.

And you go out, and unlike most podcasts, you're not subcontracting the sale of ads to some other company, and you're not just...

promiscuous in who you have as advertisers.

So you have two or three, four, whatever it is, major advertisers.

And some stability there.

When you go, walk me through, pretend Michael Lewis, Inc.

is your target, that you want me to be the anchor tenant in your building.

And you're coming in to tell me why I should do this.

Give me a sense of it, what that sounds like.

It bothers the hell out of me too, and I haven't been able to do anything about it.

I agree.

It's the biggest complaint I get about my podcast.

I had a thought about this on mine, and no one ever took me up on it.

Really?

Just find the things I actually use, and it will be fun to talk about them.

I want to tell the whole world about Ex Officio Underpants.

And I can't get Ex Officio to return my calls.

I mean, that kind of thing.

Foolish.