What's up, CommitiquetteFamily? This is Eric Nam.

This is Eddie Nam. How are you, dude? Dude, I am doing okay. How about yourself?

You know what? Okay is the best that we can ask for these days, but it's fine. I'm doing

well. My album's out and so I hope you guys are listening to my hot, via new album. It's

called The Other Side. Yes. Eddie, what's your favorite track off the album?

We got some smashes. Probably how you've been. I love parody. Really? I really love how

you've been and you know how I feel about that song. Really? Yeah. That's been like a sleeper.

You remember when we first put that together, you're like, I don't like it. And I was like,

hold on, bro. But then I called you back the next day. I go, actually, this is a smash.

It's just some of the English lyrics they weren't speaking to me. But then when you put it

into Korean, it was like pretty fantastic. A lot of the great songs. Thank you. Thank you.

Anyways. Well, everybody, we hope you're safe. You're hope you're healthy. And we hope

that this podcast and all of our podcasts on the dive network is making your summer a little

bit more enjoyable and bearable. And while this may sound like a very standard greeting

at this point, we really, truly, truly hope that you guys do it well. And we hope that

you're wearing masks. Yeah. That's a no brainer. Okay. Because you know, this week on

Committer Quit, we were joined by a very special guest. And this is actually the first episode

where we discussed in the animation. So with those of you who are into this anime type

of TV show format, this episode should be right up your alley. Yeah. You know what? Like,

I've admittedly never really watched anime. I've never really gotten into anime. But I got

to get feeling about this one. And you know, our guest today, he's a super talented, good

looking Filipino Canadian dude. His name is Mani Jacinto. A lot of you guys may know him

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