Tracy Letts

I think they were hesitant.

I mean, like, they...

they understand the nerdy parts of my life and i think they're supportive of them uh but it was nice to when like when i would have it on and they'd swing by to just see their eyes kind of go toward it and then become sort of engrossed in it and like that was nice to be like see it's not just me this actually feels good you know what i mean it would be nice to have friends yeah you replace them with discs

Okay, Tim.

So I went with... Ah!

uh i went with so i talked about it before uh there's like this tuesday night thing that i've had been going for for probably three and a half years now um cockfighter tuesdays yeah it's uh it's uh it's now expanded to like five people my me and my friend uh johnny who was very happy the night that you guys met at the screening of um uh

House of Dynamite.

When you were introduced, you went, oh, Tuesday nights.

And he was like, that's so cool.

But we do call ourselves the programmers.

Like we talk about the programming.

And I was really happy to hear you say that earlier.

But when they're at the barista, and your name is, and you're the programmer.

The programmer.

Well, no, I have to put Hitmaker on for that one.

When we're talking to our wives, they'll be like, hey, what do you guys have coming up this Tuesday?

What are you doing?

Because there are nights where I'm like, Annie, you actually shouldn't even walk through the living room on this one.

You're going to want no part of this one.

I'm curious what that would be.