The lesson here is if you want to teach something don't tell them what to memorize

Ask them a series of questions that lead them to the same conclusion that you're hoping that they'll get to

That takes a tremendous amount of skill and craft and practice and trial and error to get that right. I'm going to do. Hello friends it's me Greg and you will never guess who's here with me.

That's your cue Chris. I guess you could never guess this would be a total shock to everybody.

Who would have thunk, right?

Yes.

It's called Hey Chris and I come on.

Sorry.

I thought the intro was going to be a lot longer than that,

so I was just saying my,

I didn't want to interrupt you. I knew that was my cue by the way I'm not that dense.

This is a wild experiment that's that's okay. I do want to take this moment and I know you folks who are listening can't see us

but this is maybe the second time I've seen Chris's face in in 2020 so far

It's it's strange and kind of cool but we've been we've been working remote and essentially communicating via Slack for a long time.

But hey, you look good, Chris.

Head, it's looking nice and clean and sharp

and you clearly have a better lighting setup than I do.

How are you? I'm good and you know I need all the help I can get because I am your senior by several years so yeah I work on the lighting here and you know we make so much content here that it's important for me to a look good but to learn a little bit more about what the production team is doing

and not take it for granted so I've got a pretty complicated lighting set up here

along with microphones and other things I'm experimenting with all the time.

That's that's really cool. It's awesome. I yeah we need to have a conversation

offline because I need help in that department.

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