Good morning, Eddie Coppoltz. You look good for being a hundred, buddy. You just do.

You don't look a day over 100. That joke didn't age.

We, right, right. I've been, I really worked for days. I've been looking forward to saying

that to you. 100. 100. Well done. I feel, I feel like we're doing a double party because

we just had another celebration of one year of the show. And I had no idea that a hundred

shows, but it makes sense. We're doing two a week. Time's a week. There we go. Yeah, there

it is. How math works. Welcome to math. Oh my gosh. Right. 100 shows. 100 shows. The thing

that I, we don't need to do another full recap. I don't think because if people want to hear

us recap, how much we enjoy doing the show. Just go to episode 99, which was our one year

of our show. But man, you know, I was thinking this morning, you know, people always say,

I just wouldn't do this if there weren't people listening. Like this is all for the audience.

So I was genuinely thinking this morning, would you and I have kept doing this if all

of our friends on the other side, we're not listening and talking back to us and being

a part of the show with us? Okay. Do you have my real answer? Yeah. My real answer is I do

this despite the fact that people are listening. It makes me very uncomfortable that it's not

just you. I, not that I would rather talk to you, but it's not my, I'm, I'm just as fine.

Yes. Either way, I'm honored that people listen and grateful and enjoy the back and forth

and enjoy and appreciate people, you know, supporting a marathon, half marathon and all that.

I enjoy all of the things. But no, what about you? Yeah, I mean, that, because I thought I

don't want to say that if it's not true, because I, you know, we try to be the people we

wish we were on the show. And so I thought, do, would we have kept going if no one was listening

or if no one talked back to us? And I bet we would have stopped by now. Oh, yes. Oh,

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