It's that time.

Time, time, time.

Lock and load.

The Michael Verishow is on the air.

Joel Barnes, the president of the Houston Museum,

the president of the Houston Museum of Natural Science is a friend and he's really good at what he does.

One of the things he does is draw public attention for exhibits at a museum.

Do you know what's at the Museum of Fine Arts right now?

I mean, granted that's not the egalitarian museum, but is there any museum you know more about what they're doing than the Houston Museum of Natural Science?

He chooses exhibits that are both intellectually stimulated but interesting to broadcast.

So they have a new exhibit about sharks to sort of commemorate almost 50 years since Josh.

They got a shark coming out of the side of one building and a fin coming out of the other and they say that it is to dispel the myths about the shark.

You shouldn't be afraid of sharks.

I'd love to go in and crank that music out.

Sure.

I just watched Jaws this weekend.

This couldn't be a better time.

Joel does not always find my jokes funny, at least not when it comes to exhibits at the Houston Museum of Natural Science.

But I think the HMS should hire us from own as kind of a comedy team and whatever their exhibit is.

We'll be the ones that will go through and make just random peanut gallery comments that will freak people out, but it'll be funny.

It'll develop kind of a cult following like he had an exhibit on guns all sorts of guns few years ago.

I think it would have been great to go in everybody's you know holding these gun.

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