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Hey, Jeff. How are you? I'm pretty good. How are you? Doing well. Thank you. Another great week for your boys. It's the Real. Yes, it is an unbroken streak. Always a great week. We started off talking Rocky Fresh on the podcast. It was a great time talking MMG. We discussed Diddy. He had some great R. Kelly stories. Yeah, but he's very wrong in that he thinks that sneezing is better than coughing. obviously disagree you know what you sound like

your team crying right now well you want to know what I think that you are

team sneezing apparently and I don't know how I feel about working with

somebody who is so on the wrong side of history I think that sneezing is an

acceptable thing especially in public coughing is is a is, it's a sign that you're sick.

They're both signs that you're sick.

No, sneezing is a natural everyday occurrence.

No, it's not like sneezing just happens out of nowhere.

Sneezing is messy.

It is gross.

I'm going to uplift team coughing.

This is. I'm coming from behind. I support the underdog. Fascinating, Jeff. We went to the newer Collegiate Academy this week. I want to shout

out our friend Harold Brown for inviting us. It's the third year that we've been invited to talk

to high school freshmen. Well, yes, they are only high school freshmen for the first year,

but this is our third year speaking to freshmen. When we go in there, first thing we say is, what do you think that we do for a living? Because it just says Eric and Jeff Rosenthal. It doesn't say comedians or rappers or anything like that. And what's the answer that kids have? Construction. Construction workers. I just, it's fascinating. Like they look at us and they're like, you know, you guys?

Hard hats, eye beams.

Shouts to Taekwan, one of the great young men that we met at the Newark Collegiate Academy. He was like, how do I get in your podcast? Practice. And we said that we would shout him out. So, shouts to Taekwan. Shows to Harold Brown. we look forward to coming back next year and seeing how everyone has progressed.

Also, we want to shout out Skizzy Mars.

Yes, an Atlantic artist.

He's sort of like, what is he like? He's like a kid cuddy type. Sure. We didn't know much about his music. We saw him live at SOBs the other night, and it was really impressive. Yes, his album alone together is number one on iTunes in the rap charts, number three overall. Yeah. But we went there and here's my thing. The crowd, which was sold out, was way into it and way into it in a way that I haven't seen in a while. Like no one there was jaded when he said, threw your hands up. They threw their hands up. When he put the microphone out for people to yell lyrics, they all knew the words. It's been a while since I've seen that. When was the last time that you threw your hands up? 1987. We want to send our best wishes to Leor Cohen, who is currently in the hospital after suffering from a pulmonary embolism. It's a blood clot that moves through the system. It's very serious. Yeah, so shout out to his entire family. Shout out to Oz.

Shout out to Leor and, you know, get well soon. Hoping for a very quick and easy recovery. Jeff, before we get into this podcast, we should say this is not the first time that we've ever recorded into Garage Band. No, even though it seems like it, we actually have 48 episodes that we've done now. Something like that. The number

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