You've got a bigger role on the show. I don't, we've never really talked about it, but you

now have significantly, I mean, second to me, maybe even more than me, a bigger role on the show.

I got to tell you the editing on your show, Lili, has been outstanding.

So Dave Wiskus now does the editing of the show. I don't, we actually were just talking about

this the other day. I've actually never listened to a complete episode of The Talk Show.

I don't think I have either.

Well, when, when I'm doing the edit, sometimes I'm just looking for, you know, the

where things overlap. So I mean, I've listened to the whole thing, but when I'm doing like the editing

part, I'm just looking for it's, it's kind of like looking at the matrix. How long does it take

you to edit an episode? Of The Talk Show, like a two hour episode will take about two hours

in real time. Yeah, about, yeah. I think most people seem to say it takes usually about 1.5

x. I think Mark Oathe seems to say it takes him around three hours for, for an ATP.

Well, that's if the show is more than two people. The two person show is pretty easy to edit,

because things don't, you don't, you don't ever run into a situation where three people are

trying to talk at the same time. Right. Yeah, that's probably the biggest problem, right?

Is wing ahead because you're, you're unprofessional, always has three people because it's you and Jamie

and a guest, at least one guest. Yeah. Yeah. And so I pretty much have to listen to the show,

like every second of the audio to make sure that things are right. And it's, sometimes people

will monologue a little bit and that gives me a chance to skip ahead a couple of seconds.

Is it's not like I'm listening to make sure that they're, I mean, I was there, I know what they

said. So I don't have to worry about content. I'm more listening for audio and when things overlap

and making sure there's not weird background noise and stuff like that. Cross talk is not, is,

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