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I'm Ben Mandelker and joining me today is the floral and beautifully colored.

Ronnie Karam.

Hi, Ronnie.

How's it going?

I'm wearing a very subtle shirt today.

Hi.

How are you? It looks lovely. My question to you is how loud were your neighbors last night when the Knicks came back from behind and won game four of the finals last night?

Oh, they did?

Yeah, it was crazy.

I mean, that's, I guess, great for all of you who celebrate. Good for you. I don't know about the neighbors because I took an ambient. Oh, so you didn't hear that. Wow. I thought like for sure, because last time you were like, the neighbors were so loud every time they, every time there was a score, you hear everything. So I was like, oh, well, Ronnie must have been like, it must have been just chaotic for you in the city i was out i was in bed at 10 p.m i did we did four shows yet i did

four shows yesterday oh yeah girl yeah there's a lot and you did a long one too which is crazy um yeah

that's and these girls with sarah galey lovely, lovely woman, funny, compassionate, funny. I love the people who can mix like compassion with humor. Like you're really good at that. I'm not really good at that. I'm just evil. I don't know if I have that much compassion. I don't have compassion today. I'll tell you that much. I woke up I'm like I'm done I'm like passion is

done you would think I'd be like oh my God the next one last I'd be full of joy but for

somehow I think it's because I haven't had coffee and oh that's not like you I didn't

well you know I'm back up at my parents house and I don't um salad for your coffee

I had chicken salad I had a bagel I just didn't have time to, like, in the car and go to Duncan because that's the closest coffee to me. And it's just the way it is this morning. But I think it's actually me good. I think I need this energy to go into this Southern Hospitality, the finale. The last episode of the reunion, which is what we're talking about. I know. I just wanted to say it's our second week in New York. It's the end of our second week. And I have had so much fun here. I haven't been here this long since I actually lived here. And it has been so great being in the city, but I'm definitely hitting that point where I'm like, oh my God, why'd you bump me in the street? I have been, I mean, with your bag, you know, like, I'm hitting that point. I'm fully shoving people when I was there. I mean, like, so I was, I was there full time last week, and I've been down there, like, like on and off this week. I am fully shoving people. If someone is standing, if someone stops moving at the bottom of a staircase at the subway, I am pushing through them and they get shoved. If someone walks onto the subway and as soon as they get on the car, they just stop moving right there in the door, I just shove them. And I see their heads turn like, what the hell? But I'm like, I'm sorry. I'm a gay podcaster. It's Pride Month. That's Pride Month. It's also straight men's mental health awareness month. So, I'm impressed all those guys. But yeah, my roommate, Brandy, who you know, my roommate from here, for years we were roommates.

And we would be walking on the street and people would do that, like stop right in front of her. And she'd just go, move. Yeah. And her voice is in my head all the time. I haven't gotten to that point yet. You know, I'm still walking around like, hi, thank you. Nice to see you. How are you today? Lovely weather. You know, I'm still walking around like a total hick, but yeah, I'm getting to the point where I'm like, oh, my God, another stairway? Like, is it a joke? Is it a joke? I'm always, I do love a terse and cold. Excuse me, you know, because technically I'm being polite.

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