Fred Katz

Jep. Ja... Jumalat ovat taivaalla. Ja sitten me ymmärrämme... Me käymme läpi koko asiaa ja puhumme kaikkien joukkojen kautta.

Going great.

I'm committed to short, dispassionate answers for the entire episode.

I mean, look, look, if there's one way to get people to listen to a podcast, it's to tell them, hey, this guy who's on, not only does he talk too much, but he's also going to lecture you.

I would say that Dave, you're correct in, in that it's not because it's because I'm not on here all the time, except every single person in my life tells me to shut the hell up 19 times a day.

So I, I, I don't know if that's necessarily true.

Stefan Bondi from the New York post.

And I have a, have a great joke because he and I are very good friends and, and Bondi writes for the post and like New York,

you know, newspapers have these incredibly high stress deadlines where you have to send in 900 stories by a certain time.

And I'll just turn to Bondi and start telling him a story when he's one minute from deadline and I'll be 19 minutes into the story.

And so he's now started to just know to just turn to me and be like, Fred, shut the, can I curse on here?

Yeah.

Yeah.

There, there, there are choice, choice curse words, but, but I'm always like, Oh, right.

Sorry.

I normally laugh.

I, I, I never knew.

Did you guys know that about his legs?

Yeah, they're they're they're bowlegged.

And I was honestly I was I was unfamiliar with the concept.