Theo Von

Caleb Presley, dude. What's going on, dude? Should we start? Yeah, let's start, man. What's been happening? Good to see you today.

Caleb Presley, dude. What's going on, dude? Should we start? Yeah, let's start, man. What's been happening? Good to see you today.

I mean, you run a business, right? Yeah. I mean, a lot of stuff you have to do yourself, I think, because you are you want it a certain way. It's like you kind of know how things need to be. So it's like which is tough because I do that for Sunday. But Sunday is like three minutes long.

I mean, you run a business, right? Yeah. I mean, a lot of stuff you have to do yourself, I think, because you are you want it a certain way. It's like you kind of know how things need to be. So it's like which is tough because I do that for Sunday. But Sunday is like three minutes long.

I mean, you run a business, right? Yeah. I mean, a lot of stuff you have to do yourself, I think, because you are you want it a certain way. It's like you kind of know how things need to be. So it's like which is tough because I do that for Sunday. But Sunday is like three minutes long.

This is two hours. Yeah. I just want to and I like to be reminded of what goes on. I like to sometimes I'll look back and be like, how could I maybe have done things a little bit different? Yeah. I think you always just want to do a little bit better, I think, right? And then you're like, well, how are things evolving like in podcasting or whatever job you're in?

This is two hours. Yeah. I just want to and I like to be reminded of what goes on. I like to sometimes I'll look back and be like, how could I maybe have done things a little bit different? Yeah. I think you always just want to do a little bit better, I think, right? And then you're like, well, how are things evolving like in podcasting or whatever job you're in?

This is two hours. Yeah. I just want to and I like to be reminded of what goes on. I like to sometimes I'll look back and be like, how could I maybe have done things a little bit different? Yeah. I think you always just want to do a little bit better, I think, right? And then you're like, well, how are things evolving like in podcasting or whatever job you're in?

So you want to try to be like on the future of it a little bit. A hundred percent. So, but yeah, I think you have, yeah, it's like, I think when you work for yourself or work with people in a small group, you have to stay pretty hands-on. Like, if you started letting somebody else edit your episodes, it'd be impossible.

So you want to try to be like on the future of it a little bit. A hundred percent. So, but yeah, I think you have, yeah, it's like, I think when you work for yourself or work with people in a small group, you have to stay pretty hands-on. Like, if you started letting somebody else edit your episodes, it'd be impossible.

So you want to try to be like on the future of it a little bit. A hundred percent. So, but yeah, I think you have, yeah, it's like, I think when you work for yourself or work with people in a small group, you have to stay pretty hands-on. Like, if you started letting somebody else edit your episodes, it'd be impossible.

Oh, I think you're right. And I think also a big thing is that editors, I mean, let's give a round of applause for editors. Yes. They are amazing. Because people are just yelling at them.

Oh, I think you're right. And I think also a big thing is that editors, I mean, let's give a round of applause for editors. Yes. They are amazing. Because people are just yelling at them.

Oh, I think you're right. And I think also a big thing is that editors, I mean, let's give a round of applause for editors. Yes. They are amazing. Because people are just yelling at them.

Oh, yeah. Oh, if you saw an editor across the street and you were walking by, you'd be like, oh, look at this desperate. Then you just get into your car and go home to your husband. No, they are. They are. They're the icebergs of our planet, really. Yeah. They're out there by themselves. And yeah, they're involved with cold water, but nobody thinks about them like that.

Oh, yeah. Oh, if you saw an editor across the street and you were walking by, you'd be like, oh, look at this desperate. Then you just get into your car and go home to your husband. No, they are. They are. They're the icebergs of our planet, really. Yeah. They're out there by themselves. And yeah, they're involved with cold water, but nobody thinks about them like that.

Oh, yeah. Oh, if you saw an editor across the street and you were walking by, you'd be like, oh, look at this desperate. Then you just get into your car and go home to your husband. No, they are. They are. They're the icebergs of our planet, really. Yeah. They're out there by themselves. And yeah, they're involved with cold water, but nobody thinks about them like that.

Everybody thinks like they're about to sink a ship. Think about that being an iceberg. The only thing they're known for basically is every now and then, like somebody sees a polar bear on one of them, but really the thing they're known for most is sinking that boat. Isn't that crazy?

Everybody thinks like they're about to sink a ship. Think about that being an iceberg. The only thing they're known for basically is every now and then, like somebody sees a polar bear on one of them, but really the thing they're known for most is sinking that boat. Isn't that crazy?

Everybody thinks like they're about to sink a ship. Think about that being an iceberg. The only thing they're known for basically is every now and then, like somebody sees a polar bear on one of them, but really the thing they're known for most is sinking that boat. Isn't that crazy?