All right, pal, I've got a question that I've been wanting to ask you, but it's a question that it might require your laptop or some kind of internet access, because I think you're going to have ideas for answers to this question.

Uh-huh.

But to get specifics, you're going to have to probably Google a little bit or something.

Okay. I got the webernets in front of me. What are we doing? What's this about?

Who do you think saved the most lives ever?

Oh, dang.

Okay.

All right, let's do this.

All right, let's do this.

Okay, so I guess we need to define saved. What does it mean for our live to be saved? Is that where we start?

Yeah, I think that's a good place to start. You get first of all, I asked the question, how do we frame it?

Yeah, that works. I think it's going to be somebody that made a vaccine. I think that's where we're going to, or penicillin, we're going to end up at one of those

two places. Boring. Boring. Also, tension ruining. What? What are you doing? What do you mean?

You got to come up with something that isn't a good answer first, and then you work your way towards something that is, not just ruin it in the first five seconds, your first podcast. What are you doing? Okay, yeah, okay, we can start. Okay, how about this? What about, let's start with Alvin York. What about him?

I don't know who's Alvin York.

You don't know who Alvin York is?

No, why are you being like this?

No, who's Alvin York? How do you not know Sergeant York, dude?

World War I?

He led an attack on a German machine gun nest

he killed like 25 people on his own

totally not reading from the Wikipedia article

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