You're listening to South Beach Sessions.

I'm a giant admirer of this man, not just because of the things that he makes,

but he seems to be one of the rare Hollywood people who's not a phony

asshole. He is, well, I'm assuming that most of, you hide it. Okay. Bill Lawrence is the creator.

I love creators of Ted Lasso, shrinking, Spin City, Scrubs, and now Bad Monkey on Apple TV, which is an

homage to Carl Hyacin, the Miami Herald columnist.

And I am thrilled that you are here with us.

And there are a number of things that I want to talk to you about because I am genuinely

awed and flattered and moved that people like you and Adam McKay and Mike

sure who have conquered creativity in Hollywood to successfully make a number of different things

that you gravitate over on your own and volunteer that I love the thing that those guys make and do.

I don't have a professional flattery that's better than that.

I want to talk to you about a number of things.

But when you text me that you're listening to South Beach sessions and that you appreciate

the vulnerability of South Beach sessions, I wanted to come Beach sessions and that you appreciate the vulnerability of

South Beach sessions. I wanted to come in here and talk to you about both what our relationship

is and why you sought it, because I am really genuinely moved by the fact that someone with

your skill set would think any silly thing we do was worthy of your time

and interest. That's so crazy. You know, look, I think the artists, and I'm going to call

Dan an artist, I'm not sure if he's going to like it. I think artists that I admire, they

have a self-deprecation level to them.

You just talked about Carl Hyacin, but I would put you in the same vein of people that do something

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