John, while you're taking over this CMS, can you make it so that the button that does new episode

automatically disables it as soon as it's tapped, checked, clicked, whatever?

So, you know, the story of the accomplished children don't have shoes. I will do things for the end user, but for us, I'll just say be careful and click on KZ.

Oh, man, John, you should be able to do like a, like, you know, conflict-saved detection. Yeah, that's not a grizzier.

Maybe you could do a whole Google Docs, like, you know, live editing thing.

You can implement sub-eathe edit all, you know, how hard could it be?

Small matter of programming.

Just, yeah. Well, I did, I did fix one incorrectly curled the apostrophe, so I'm really doing the important work.

It's been in there for how long, for how many years?

Not gonna tell anybody where it is, but it's there. Oh my god, that's amazing.

I also find it hilarious and completely predictable.

How quickly Marco completely f***ing divorced himself of the CMS, because John touched it twice, and Marco was like,

well, I'm out.

I'm not signing the divorce papers.

So, yeah, so John now has access to a stripe account, which he had access before, sort of.

But yeah, we made, so when John has access to the stripe account, he has access to the source code.

He can run it, he can push to it.

The only thing I haven't given you access yet is just like to be able to log into the server and update the live site.

But that's something we can do in like 10 minutes, so let's just do that.

I don't, I don't want that. I don't want that access.

Well, you care the most about the CMS, and you touched it last.

So I think by common law rules, there's just so much stuff in the stack that's all your stuff that I don't need to know about.

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