Lee Sales

You've just gone, I don't need that streamer.

And then next minute you want to watch that thing and then you're whining about how you can't see it.

I love this because like, I'm sorry, I'm just, you work in television and you have a podcast where you talk about content.

It's excess consumerism.

Just like but hang on, these are work tools, aren't they?

I mean speaking as the numpty that's going to have to open the door when you chug around demanding to be let in to like watch some like remember when you were at my house for dinner and we were talking about some show that you thought sounded great and then you left.

You left to go around and like knock up your friend to say like you've got a blah, blah, blah subscription, Stan or whatever it was.

Let me in so I can watch this show that like Annabelle was talking about.

Sorry.

I feel like this is a false economy, you big boob.

Like isn't it tax deductible?

It probably is.

I don't know, I guess.

Of course it is.

It's an import to this business that you run.

Like what is wrong with you?

Yeah, but the second you discontinue it is the second you find there's something on there that you really want to work on.

They do a really fantastic job.

I love that I live with this man who's never mentioned Podstruck to me.

That's because he knows where the soil is fertile.