Well, we are back, huh? We're back at the nine club everybody today. We have a very special.

Special. Special guest, Mr. Mario McCoy is with us. How are you? I'm great.

I'm honored to be here. How you guys doing? It's an honor to have you here.

Thank you. Thank you. Mario. Let's let's let's break. Let's let's start up with that.

Is that it? It's Mario. Mario. Straight Italian. Straight Italian name.

Yeah, it was pretty much like my dad changed the spelling of it because he was like, I don't want people calling him Mario.

And like he was super adamant about that. And like anyone who sees my dad and calls me Mario, like he'll get on your head about it.

Oh, wow. He'll really be like, nah, that's like not his name. I spelled it this way.

Exactly. He'll even say something before you say it. For sure. Yeah.

Because I'm sure you're used to it and you just hear it all the time. So you just let it fly. I just let it slide.

Because like, I mean, I don't have time like that. You know what I mean?

If I order a coffee, I'm not going to say my name is Modio. How do you spell it? Yeah. Let's say Mario. Let's make this work.

I deal with the same shit, bro. I don't like dealing with how just accepted.

Yeah. What do you say? You say just my name is Geron and I'll hear a plethora of different games.

Yeah. Geron Geron Geron Geron Geron Geron Geron's my favorite.

How'd you come up with that? I don't have no aim there. I just look.

It's like Geron, but just Geron, yeah. Geron will say.

I don't bother correcting him anymore. I'll leave you alone.

Oh, that's somebody else correct him. That's the fun part.

Yeah. Because people get a lot more like offended than you do.

Because you're just like, you're so used to it now. That's on his name.

Well, yeah. But that's interesting though. Your dad was your name actually M-A-R-I-O at first and then they changed it or was this originally changed?

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