Jonathan Goldstein

This is just to say by Jonathan Goldstein.

This is just to say I have eaten the fruit of knowledge, but nothing happened.

Not a word, no lightning or volcanoes, not even a drop of rain.

So I was just wondering, are you there?

Hello.

Welcome to the studio.

Before that even, I was going to apologize for the smell of egg salad.

I don't know why it smells like egg salad in here.

It's not like I was eating an egg salad sandwich or anything, but.

Nothing.

That's total circumstantial evidence.

You can't hang someone for circumstantial evidence.

I did see Malcolm Gladwell exiting the studio strutting around with an egg salad sandwich poking out of his fanny pack like he owned the joint.

So there's some circumstantial evidence you might want to investigate, you intrepid reporter, you.

So, hello, Stevie Lane, producer.

Brandon.

Yeah, and it was like an example of how sometimes a small question can have like a lot of emotional impact and can just really echo through the years.

And, you know, with these updates, a lot of times I start off by saying that the subject of the episode has gone through a lot of changes.

But in the case with Brandon, I will say that change seems like too slight a word.

I would say that Brandon has gone through some transformations.