Matthew Cox

I did not, I kind of, I don't know how you'd put it.

I sold myself short, but I really didn't by not doing the audio books.

But the truth is, is that nobody, I read like a fourth grader.

Like it's horrible.

Like I'm not, it would have taken a lot of editing for it to come off well.

sure but you know let's face listen but every month i i get i i make between whatever i make about 1500 bucks sometimes more right i did lex friedman and probably had the lex friedman podcast and i had like two months where we were i was making three four thousand dollars a month amazing like great it was like and i usually when i do these podcasts people say oh well oh well you'll you'll sell more books and i never can see any real any real difference but when i did lex

I did see a huge surge for about two months.

I was like, wow, this is great.

But yeah, I wish I had more time to write.

Like I haven't really done much writing in the last probably three years.

And I have a few stories that my buddy and I are researching.

The problem with his researching is that he –

he doesn't seem to understand what is, you know, what is newsworthy and what's not just writes everything down and researches everything and finds everything super interesting.

And it's like, that doesn't really help the story.

It doesn't, you know, I get it.

It is interesting.

And maybe that guy you could write a book about or that whole, you know,

a multi-generational you know track through you know the you know crime or whatever it was but honestly like that's you know the four pages you just gave me are a paragraph at best right and so it's it's dragged this this this one book i'm working on it's dragged it on for probably two years now

Um, yeah, I was going to say, uh, the thing is, is several of my stories about like seven or eight of them are now being, um, you know, they're, they're in,

not sure what you want to call it research or in development to be documentaries.