90 minutes or bust. I think we have the title already. I remember when people used to complain

when the show was over an hour. Yeah, and then you just gave up on it. I got bitter actually,

because someone was someone recommended by podcast on Twitter, which I appreciate it. And which I

will add, we are, because people are going to bitch that I'm recording with you and I haven't

recorded X-Planet all summer. We're going to record the next episode later today.

So I am back. I'm podcasting. But someone's like, oh yeah, but the problem is, you know,

all those podcasts is go on forever. They need some good editing. I'm like, I spend hours every

week editing our podcast to keep it to an hour. Don't let me in with Grover. I was very upset.

Well, I know what they mean, though. And I, you know, it would be a very different show, though.

You know, it's, it's, have you heard of this, the Slack, I think it's called the Slack Variety Pack?

No, I don't think so. It's new. Yeah, Slack Variety Pack. If you just Google Slack Variety Pack,

you'll find it. So it's a podcast that Slack is sponsoring. It's not the people who are making it

or not Slack employees, but they don't even get names or credit. And it is all, you know,

this is as as by design. But it's so, you know, it's sort of like the way that like,

I think like, wasn't like the Milton Burl show, like the Texaco Star Hour or something like that,

the Texaco something, you know, so it's just a podcast with the name the Slack Variety Pack. And

there's very, very minimal Slack promotion in it. But it's like each little 20-minute episode is

like a series of three or four minute very edited, like NPR style segments. It's sort of like NPR

for nerds. And it's really good. I did an interview with them for an episode that's coming up,

probably not in maybe like a month, seems like they're like a month ahead or something like that.

But I listened to a few episodes before I agreed to do it. And I was blown away. It's like,

NPR very edited, tightly edited, which is great. And I love it. And I've subscribed to the Slack

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