Jake, it's time to put an asterisk next to last week's episode.

We're risking because we had some misinformation in there, my brother.

Yeah, it's going to get flagged on Twitter.

Flagged for that flag that you know on readers would like to add context to the above tweet.

Apparently, I attributed our mugs that we got last week to Kirstie Swicks,

the Ghost Runner's community, when in reality, they were not from her.

She said, I have no idea who sent those to you. That was not us.

So it's interesting because I've been accused of a lot of things.

I will say I have misgendered mugs.

You have misinformed mugs, but I've never mis-

mis-attributed mugs.

How many of you have been going for you started it?

I would have never.

You would have never thought.

Just assumed that someone gave me these mugs if I wasn't certain.

And that's what misattributing is.

I mis-attributed the mug.

I also mis-attributed.

Hey, hand up.

Mug up.

Please apologize.

I am a mis-attributor.

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