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Hello and welcome to I Think You're Overthinking at number 1162. Why, yes, we did skip a week.

Well, actually, we already go up every other week. So I guess we skipped a week, skipped a week.

Because two weeks ago, I was taping my comedy special in Nashville at Zanis. Thank you so much, Zanis.

It was such an incredible time. I had a blast if you came to the show. Thank you so much.

It was incredible. And the production team was great, like everything about it. I loved the set.

I don't know. The audience was fantastic. I went out and met a bunch of people

before the show and just said hi and had some posters made. It was really a dream. And so, yeah,

we're just putting it together now. So it'll be up soon. But I really can't thank you enough.

And also simultaneously, sorry, we skipped a week.

Hopefully you understand that I couldn't focus on both of those things at once.

But we're back now.

And this episode, Mike Furman returns and we go down some rabbit holes on trying to understand these science and rule sets.

Needlessly, by the way, for cartoons we watched when we were kids.

It's just the kind of stuff that we normally do without microphones.

So it's actually kind of fun to record it.

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