The correct title for this episode is John Serkiesa was wrong about something.

You too. You too love, love, love, love. Just listening and jumping on something you think is wrong. Both at once.

Well, it's not that we think it's wrong. It is wrong.

Oh, no, you think. You think. Are you saying this is only children?

No, it takes me 10 minutes to explain what I actually said. You know, it's a thing. No, you were wrong.

Where's that window? I've so many windows open. I can't find it.

Actually, I have, it's funny you say that. I have one, two, three, four, five, six different

desktops running, which is more than I usually do. And they're not in the places I usually leave them, which is my own, a problem of my own creation.

I have three. What is it? Spaces is the official macOS term, I, you know, virtual desktops. I have three of them.

Like a maniac. I probably 15 tabs open across all my browsers. This is ridiculous. I'll tell you.

15, John. I have 15 tabs across probably, well, I guess I can figure this out. How many browser windows?

Three browser windows. And I have like maybe 15 tabs open. Maybe I might have more tabs open than I do.

It's unmanageable. I tell you.

Tell you what, I listening, listening back to the windows of Syracuse of County last week during the edit.

It's so good. So good. I kept listening after the after the clip had pasted and I'm, man, it just, it holds up.

Like, I mean, Casey and I sound like garbage. We have terrible microphones. And like we recording at the bottom of a well, like everything's all echoey and sound terrible.

John had his good microphone by then. So he sounds perfect for course because he sounds frustratingly good, but the most difficult to use microphone of all of us.

And naturally, but if you get past the audio quality, oh my God, that holds up so well.

It's probably my favorite episode of ATP that has ever happened. Yeah. Oh God. So good.

The best part was it's, and I think it's kind of like top gear at its finest, which was it was completely genuine. Like genuinely we had no idea where this conversation was going.

And the two of us, like my recollection, Mar, I've been listening to it outside of what you put in the show.

The two of us, Mark and I were just completely stupified, dumbfounded, flabbergasted that this was that that what was unfolding in front of us was real life.

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