Welcome to the Judge John Hodgman podcast. I'm guest Baylor, Josh Gondelman, filling in

for Jesse Thorn. We are in the chambers this week to clear the docket. Please welcome

the one man judicial branch here to settle disagreements with his official stance.

John Hodgman.

Well it rhymes, Josh. I kind of Hamilton rhymed it in the middle.

Oh, you know, Lynn will be very happy to hear that. He's listening to the show. I

don't blame you. There are a lot of podcasts. This is one of them. Josh Gondelman, you have

a podcast, right? I sure do. It's called Make My Day. And it's a game show with one contestant

each week. So the contestant always wins. Very contestant always wins. Very low stress.

I've been a guest on that podcast. Josh, you've been a guest on this podcast. Yes. Just

a little bit. Some episodes ago, you were on as a friend of the court to help clear the docket

back when I was relicking along up there in Maine. And you were in New York where you live.

I'm now back in New York. We're joined in Los Angeles by producer Jennifer Marmer. Hi,

Jennifer. Hi. There we are. You know, we were chatting before we started the record.

And it's always the worst thing to do because it's when the best, most exciting podcast material

comes out before you hit record. As Josh pointed out, it was pure. It was not even podcast

gold. It was podcast Doge. What's it? Yeah. Well, you brought up that it was crypto more

valuable than gold just by volume. I don't know how you measure mass or volume of cryptocurrency.

No, no, it's all it's all currency of the mind. It's Doge, a cryptocurrency. It is. It's

one with like a little corgi on it, I think. We're into a theory. I'm here at J. J. Ho.

You're okay. We have a recovered Ethereum minor among the listeners ship. Anyway, Josh

Colliman, you were you were a guest friend of the court, as I mentioned earlier. And I don't

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