Hey, you got to try this listeners.

You can find every episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. And Prime members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. Hey, everybody. Welcome on Back. So you've got to try this podcast with me, Large, and on the ones and twos, as always, is Ian. By the way, I still get, who's Ian? Whenever I say, put a pin in this one, Ian, you got to try this.

When we first started doing the food reviews together, Ian and I would go everywhere.

Ian's involved with every food review, particularly with the editing of it and obviously

the publishing of it.

But when we first started, we went to every restaurant together.

So it was sort of like I was talking to as I was eating the food and whatnot.

And now it's just become kind of a thing.

I insisted that we close each one with put a pin in and you got to try this.

I think it's good.

I'm very happy that we do that every time, aren't you?

Yeah, I think early on there was one where I was like not comfortable with how much he was

like giving me like strine. So I didn't put it in. And he got, Lars got pissed in me. He yelled

to me. He's like, don't ever leave that out again. Like, I would, so.

Yeah. I don't know. I don't believe I yelled at you. But I might have, I might have been a little stern, right? It's something. No, no. Large never yells. But I think it's a rep. I sometimes do. I think there's a repetition, though, that that helps us out. There's, I think that's the way that it goes. And plus, people, whatever your favorite podcast is, you inevitably also start to, I don't

know, like or relate to or look forward to everybody else who's involved.

They think about how it's stern all the time.

I was never a religious stern listener.

Never.

But I always knew everybody in that pack of his.

And they were arguably some of them were better listened to than he was at times.

So I think, you know, in the same way that they did with Hank.

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