Hello folks and hey bear, welcome into another thrilling edition of the Nate Land podcast.

Obviously, I am Aaron Weber, alongside my co-hosts, my friends, my compadres, my compatriots,

my fellow warriors in the battle to, it's Brian Bates to my right.

Hello. Lost all the energy I had when I started that sentence about halfway through. But Dusty Slay is to my left. Okay. Nate Pargetti will be joining us very shortly, but we are going to kick things off. Before we get right into it, thank you for listening. Settle in. Grab a chair, you know, pour yourself a drink,

turn the volume up. We got a lot going on. It's going to be a great episode. A couple of things I

want to tell you about a lot happening in Nate Land. Nate Land presents the showcase. Season

three is in full swing. The episodes have been doing great. We got an amazing, amazing addition to

that coming out this weekend.

Tim Convey, who you might know from the Consumers Podcast, right here on the Nateland Network.

Tim Showcase set premieres this Friday morning, September 26.

We also want to remind you about Ryan Hamilton's Netflix special, which is being taped October 4th at the Neptune Theater in Seattle,

Washington.

They got two shows, still some tickets left.

Make sure you check that out.

Also, while you're clicking around YouTube, go over to Dusty's thing.

He's got a new video, an animated video that he just had created and put out for one of his, to me, one of your legendary old bits. It's a 10-year-old joke, but I got it animated. It's the letters of the alphabet. And, yeah, I mean, it's not, you know, it's not for your kids, but it's, it's, this is dusty from 10 years ago. Yeah, but it's not. It's not crazy.

It's about the alphabet.

Yeah, it's good, though. It's good. I put it out. It's out, you know, today's Wednesday. It came out Monday, but. That's such a... I get some views on it. Like, I don't know the word for it. There's so many moving pieces for that joke. Do you think you could do that joke again if you had to?

Well, that's the thing.

I thought about re-recording it, but it's, I just don't want to do it again.

I did it a few times, and it's like, the reason I put it on that album is because I don't want the joke to be lost.

Right. I don't want it to be like, oh, I used to have this bit. I want it to be recorded, but I never want to do it again. But, you know, the audio itself, you know, it has like 100,000 views on YouTube. But I thought if I could really get some video behind it, maybe it would, you know, bump it up and get it some love and you know i don't know i just

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