Good morning Edward Coppoltz. Happy birthday again. You know what? Happy Tuesday.

Thank you for remembering. I... here's what I'm going to say. I kind of regret making the

joke because I think it made you feel bad on air and I feel like we should hold each other

in unconditional positive regard and I don't think that I think that makes this environment

less safe for you. No, no, no, it's great, but go ahead. But then also your counter-joke

really worked. And I'm not going to even call individual people out because I don't want them

to have the satisfaction of knowing how weird it out. I was by this whole experience, but

I will just say again when I said to you last week, Tushay. Yeah, well done everyone.

It's nice to talk to you. And to you my friend, I hope you all had a good weekend. We did.

Our best buddy Rob came into town. I love BB Rob. Oh, we love Rob. Rob Baird, Buffalo,

New York. If you see him, he would be very embarrassed that you knew that he was being talked about

and that would make me very happy as well. That's great. That's great. Love Rob. He came down

rainy weekend. How do we know Rob? I met Rob at Asbury, Theological Seminary. Oh,

Wilmore KY. Wilmore KY. We were both students there and we were both invited to a mutual

friends game night and ended up me, Brian and Rob became just a trio. And it's still like that.

We just love Rob. And he's a great friend and he's an old friend, like he's not old, but he's like

long time friend. Yeah. Long time friend. And he's just the best. And he

he also is the person that in a just a random text with the three of us a couple of weeks go,

we're like, we miss you. We should see you. And next thing you know, uh,

uh, flights are booked. He's just on his way. Just a good friend. This is that kind of friend.

I love it. So we get to have it. Robby and it was very nice.

This is, that's wonderful. Tell me everything about, uh, how you've been in New York Times.

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