There are. Now that we kind of finished the first tan, we are marking it with a

with a t-shirt design and we are doing something called Te Spring, which I know

you've never done before, so I will explain it to you, Gray, and

an effort to also explain it to our dear listeners.

Yes, thank you.

Because I know this is a thing that you have done with several of your relay shows.

And I am unfamiliar with this at all.

So I do need this explain to me.

So Teespring is basically like crowd funding for t-shirts. So we set a goal and we set like for to sell 75 shirts as a minimum.

Okay. Just because that's where the it makes sense, but they will actually print as long as there's a profit. It's kind of a weird thing. And we have two different variants of shirt for men and women. We have a gray shirt and a blue shirt with our little monkey brain guy on who I would like to give a name to. We can table that discussion for another time.

We went back and forth a couple times and the designer that you work

with came up with what I thought was something very cute for this run of shirts, which

yes is half of it is the cortex brain logo but the bottom half of it is a little monkey head

which is the thing that we have mentioned before about trying to working with yourself is in some

sense trying to work with a monkey that is inside your own brain.

So that's kind of the idea behind this t-shirt for season one.

And I like it. I think it looks great.

So we have our little monkey brain and then on the back of the

t-shirt we have the coding of the redundant t-shirt so people know that this is in

fact a redundant t-shirt. Maybe you could buy more than one so you have redundant

redundant-redundant t-shirts. So they're there and what will

happen is once the end of the campaign is done so it's two weeks from the day that

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