Apples. Known for being red. Famous for being yellow or green also. Nobody thinks much about them. So let's have some fun. Let's find out why apples are secretly incredibly fascinating. Hey.

Hey, folks.

Welcome to a whole new podcast episode, a podcast all about why being alive is more interesting than people think it is.

My name is Alec Schmidt, and I'm very much not alone. I'm joined by my co-host Katie Golden. Katie, hi. Hello.

Hi, that's me.

She kept it very brief because we are joined by wonderful guests we want to talk to, too. You know them from many things such as our pals at Maximum Fun, The Flop House.

Please welcome Dan McCoy and Stuart Wellington.

Hey, guys, how's it going?

Hey, it's going good.

Thanks for having us.

It's going well.

I was just fact checking in my head.

I'm like, do people know us for many things?

Or mostly just that one thing that you mentioned but I mean

it depends on who the person is yeah I mean like yeah like your parents know you from being their

kid her husband yeah that's true there are various people specifically out there who may know

us in other functions I'm I'm primarily a philosopher so I try to be as universal and global with statements as I can, right?

Like, what about parents? What about the Lord above? Right? There's so many ways.

Do we even know that other people are conscious?

Great question. There's no way of proving it to me. They're all NBC's if you ask me.

Nice.

Yeah.

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