Jeremy Boreing

I think.

And so I'm loving that.

I'm loving getting to meet new people and build new relationships and engage in sort of extemporaneous conversation.

And then on Fridays, it's a long-form interview show, which, you know, I'm bringing people into a really intimate environment.

We have breakfast before we shoot the show.

Yeah.

Hey, I got water.

You know, the truth is, I have a friend named Hannah, who's the best cook I've ever met.

And half of the reason to do this was to have an excuse to ask her to come over once a week and make breakfast.

Yeah, exactly.

It's beautiful.

It's a wonderful opportunity to sit down with people who I usually don't know.

We don't talk about anything that we're about to talk about on the show, which is kind of hard.

You know, it's like, what do we talk about for the next 40 minutes that we're not going to then repeat?

And then when you do the show, you're bored.

You're both bored.

Yes.

Because you just had this conversation.

So we don't do that.

So you wind up talking about the strangest things.