Hello and welcome to comp.

Hello. Hello, Lucy. How are you? You haven't said hello to me? What? Oh, I didn't say I didn't give you a hello. You said, how are you? I'm sorry. Very unorthodox. Have I worn this shirt on the show before? I think I have. I think so. But I had to wear it again.

Do you know why?

I do.

Why don't you tell everyone?

Today is National Batman Day.

National Batman Day.

And how could the only show approved by no one approved us.

I don't know if we're allowed to talk about Batman, honestly.

We might be getting sued.

I don't really know how like YouTube and podcasts,

I think we're allowed to talk about them.

We've done it a lot.

Yeah.

But I mean, I'm always expecting DC or whoever owns Batman now, 7-Eleven perhaps.

The 7-Eleven owned Batman.

Is that like, you know what I mean?

Yeah, I mean, I think that if, man, that would be,

you think they're going to sue you for wearing a batman shirt on

your if 7-11 owns Batman they will why if 7-11 owns Batman do you have a feud with 7-11 no I'm actually

I should like be like the spokesman for 7-11 but I just look I'm just saying we're in an age of

interchangeable brands and icons and you know what's the slurpy style? You know, it's very sugary. I mean, I love the slurpy, but it's got a lot of sugar. And what if, you know, Michael Bloomberg gets back into power in New York City and says, no more slurpees. There's too much sugar. You're too fat. Right? So they have to like, well, what are we going to be now?

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