You and me, we're done professionally, okay?

Hey, we're recording the podcast.

Shut up.

Good morning to you, wherever you are, because it is...

Morning Sub-W!

For July 11th, 2020, 25, my name is.

Bernie Burns, sitting right over there our old friend Mr. Brandon Farmingini.

Say hi to Brandon everybody. Hi guys. Brandon, how are you doing? You could be like an FM DJ,

morning DJ with that switchport. It's addictive. I got, I look at my soundboard. I actually try to

use it less because I get sometimes to get out of control. I know. It's one of those things that's like only funny for you. Like I would do it all the time. When we had a 90 day fiancee podcast, I would just take excerpts of people screaming and just in, but it's like you could, you never get tired. You can do it a million times, and you can tell everyone listening is like, please stop.

But to Ken, And it's like you could you never get tired. You could do it a million times and you

could tell everyone listening is like, please stop. But to catch people up, those of you who wouldn't

be familiar who were hearing you maybe for the first time on this podcast, Brandon was one of the

first ever hires. You were like employee number six, seven? Seven. Yeah. I was basically the one after

Nathan. Yeah. Yeah. And then, you know, when. I was basically the one after Nathan.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And then, you know, when I came in, Jack came in soon after, Moni came in not long after that.

And then, you know, Chris, Carrie.

And then things kind of like exploded from there.

But you were also, like, interesting for you, you're very unique in the history of Rashid because you were a gateway to like a whole other generation of employees because

you were the person who reached out. You were station manager for Texas Street Television.

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