Scott Adams

And he said, just take me by the arm and walk me up because I'll have the mask on and they won't know who I am.

And he said, just say, hey, Greg, I want you to meet my friend Dilbert.

And then, you know, he's like, and I'm going to have like this little whiteboard and I have all these jokes written out.

And I was just like, oh my God.

So it was cute.

Of course, when Michael walked in and I brought him over, everybody was just like, Hey malice before he even got up there, but he did put it on to come up for a speech and he, you know, he really wanted to honor Scott.

And then, so Michael malice is another brilliant, brilliant mind with an amazing, smart sense of humor.

And like he said, you know, when Scott Adams validates you and says like, you know, follow this guy's podcast or he's really funny, like it really, really meant something.

And so, you know, and then you have like another more serious, total admirer of Scott, like in Joshua Lysak or in Jack Posobiec.

And then Mike Cernovich, who Scott credits with launching

his career onto the Twitter platform.

Cause he said, I wouldn't have had that validation without Mike.

Um, Mike's come into his own and, and the death of Scott really has affected him to the point where he said, if I cry right now, I don't care.

You know, it's, it's important.

And that's what really struck me.

So I basically sobbed like a baby the whole time.

Like if anyone's voice cracked, it was over for me.

I'd had like a wad of tissues up to my face.

But I think that that was amazing.

And Quinn, everything you said about the family and the kids, I don't want to monopolize.