This is a head gum original.

I like that. That seems like almost like the lead-in to like our televised radio show,

public access style. Oh, that's cool. They do like eight-bit music like that sometimes.

We should do that. That's what we could do as instead of like another like issue where true

TV makes a pilot and passes on it ultimately. We just make our own public access style. Interesting.

If I were you televised. That sounds fun and fast, but I'm worried that like without TV

like networks and executives like giving us notes and setting meetings, how will it take like

seven years to get to a definitive no? Like it might happen super fast and then I'm like not on

the hook emotionally and spiritually for over half a decade. Yeah. It would be sad to not be in

development limbo. Yeah, exactly. Like submitted draft, but the exec was fired so the new one

comes on and doesn't like the show but wants to redevelop something else. And actually what's

your unscripted Ike? It's good. And I'm sorry, but true TV just folded into Pluto TV. And now it's

all rolled up to HBHM. That's cool. And can you make it a 15-minute streamable, non-scripted,

unscripted, dromedy? Yeah. We're quibi now. Quibi's gone now. We're something else. Yeah. And then

by the time we figured out what we are, it's too late. But this way it sounds good too. Yeah, that's

true. That could work. It could work. It could work. We wouldn't have to shoot it vertical. Oh,

that's even better. So we don't even have to do it as like a snap exclusive or something. We could

shoot it like with regular cameras. Yeah. Be interesting. That theme song was written by David

Berman who's been listening to us for a couple years and saw us live in Vancouver. Woo! Van

Couver, man, that was a good show. That was a fun show. A good time. Yeah. It was rainy that day,

but ultimately this show was hot, hot fire. Gonna probably release this one on my album of

similarly silly sounding songs. So if anybody likes video gamey sounding electrical music,

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