Weezy

And this is the person that knows how to answer these questions, kind of getting frustrated.

And so I realized this is when you really know how to win, when you bring in people that are better than you, not better, but stronger in certain aspects than you.

So-

If drama needs someone to figure out what questions he's asking, to ask about hip-hop, like, what am I going to take resumes for when, boom, there's a podcaster that I know that's been doing this forever and that loves drama and that I'm cool with?

So it's, like, things like that, trying to, like, be a dot connector has really worked well for me.

And I think, honestly, when I think about my trajectory in my career, it's all dot connecting.

It's crazy how Kenya knows me, dog.

It's from horrible decisions.

No, no, no.

Like that, just knowing Horrible and having one conversation with me, like, okay, this girl just don't talk about fucking.

That really like is crazy because when I think about that level of just production experience, period, and to trust me, I was like, damn.

But one thing I do think is interesting, someone else has hired a podcaster to do these roles.

And I'm like, I wonder if they saw what he did.

Like, it makes sense.

I know.

You all are a real anomaly, though.

Like, when it comes to big podcast breakups, like, I don't know.

Like, I mean, I only have one other friend that's part of a podcast breakup, and it's Sophia from Call Her Daddy.

Right?

And, like, it's interesting because...