Hey, Jeff. Hey, Eric. How are you? I'm pretty good. How are you? Doing great. We are back in New York City after a week in Los Angeles. Yes, it is cold. It is miserable. It is back to normal. Let's see. While we were in L.A., we were out there for Grammy Week, and we did a lot of podcasts. Yeah, we were on Food is the New Rock where we talked about whether in and out is better than Shake Shack. We did tall tales with our friend

Jason Stewart and Nikki Jagerman. And we talked about Jaurul and Ashanti, which, whether they

would make out. We did the No Jumper podcast with Adam Grand Mason. Yeah. And we talked about everything.

That was, that was nuts. We talked about our run-ins. We talked about people who don't like us.

We talked about people we don't like.

Yeah, yeah, lots of different things. And we also did Friends Without Benefits. Yeah, that was a really fun one, too. That's on the Sideshow Network. Go subscribe to that. Check it out. That was a lot of fun. Also, we went to a bunch of parties. on Saturday night we went to a thing called Culture Creators.

There was one here in New York.

This one was in Los Angeles. Shout out to Joy Brown, who put it all together. A lot of people in the building. Chris Rock, Scrillex, Diplo, Estelle, Peter Rosenberg. So we're at this party, and it should be known. I do not like L.A. hats. I think they're dumb. I don't like the

wide brains. I think everybody's trying to look like Fleetwood Mac in the 70s or like future.

And so this guy comes up to me and I'm talking to him about this and I point to two guys who are

next to me who are wearing these dumb hats and he then tells me that those are Jamaster J's sons.

So good call by you. Yes, I said those were the only two guys that are allowed to wear those hats. So Jamaster J's son comes up to me and he says, what do you guys do? And I say, oh, we're hip-hop sketch comedians. And he goes, hip-hop sketch comedians. Does that mean that you draw rappers? And it's really amazing that in eight years of doing this,

we have never been asked that question.

So shouts to them.

Yeah, very creative.

Catch us in Times Square.

Doing caricatures of rappers.

Yeah.

Today's guest on a waste of time with It's the Reel is none other than Asher Roth.

Yes, he has a new project out on retrohash.com. You can find everything Asher Roth on retrohash.com. So go there and tell him it's the real sent you. If you want to find more, it's the real. Where can they go, Jeff? SoundCloud.com slash a waste of time or iTunes. We are easy to find, even though somebody online said that we are not easy to find. Who said that? Some guy. I can't find him. But you can check out all of our past episodes, and you can rate, download, subscribe, tell friends, tell anybody even if they're not their friend. Lots of episodes. There's like 41 of them, I think, now. This is going to be the 41st. Wow. Classic 41st. We made it. Perfect interview.

Fire.

Yeah.

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