Mike Danforth

Conley is, I think it's fair to say, the greatest handshaker of our era.

Yes!

What you're hearing here is Mike Conley hitting a three, then walking along the bench and giving a different elaborate handshake to every single one of his teammates.

How do you remember them all?

This is probably impossible to do in, in audio, but can you describe one of your, one of your favorite handshakes, just everything that goes on from start to finish?

Yeah.

So Mike, you heard Isaac's question.

Do you, what advice might you have for him?

I think the elbow coming into play seems really, really smart.

Uh, Isaac was saying that it's, it's particularly hard, like in a business setting, a job interview as somebody who designs a lot of handshakes, what's the most business like thing you could do with an elbow?

Do you think, what would you do if given that assignment?

We are about to take a little break, but during that break, we're going to build up all of your questions into an almost insurmountable pile that we will then answer until the end of time.

You can be one of the first questions that we stuff inside of that paper mache donkey.

Get it to us at howtoatnpr.org.

Hey, Rachel, what can we help you with?

You said you're mourning the burrito.

Yeah.

That sounds hard.

So when was the last time you had it?

Okay.