Hey, everybody. It's Bill F. It's Wendy Snyder. It's the Bill and Wendy's show. This is episode 67. Thank you so much for tuning in. We rarely start the show with a guest, but for the second episode in a row, we are starting with a guest. And this is a guest that Wendy and I are very, very proud of. We got to know Tim Barnes several years ago. He was an assistant content producer at the radio station. We were working at a very

nice guy and just a few short years later, Tim is writing and performing on the Tonight Show with

Jimmy Fallon. It's Tim Barnes. Tim, it's great to talk to you again. Great to talk to you, too. I forgot

that my title was assistant content producer. What a vague,

I was going to comment. The most vague there could be. I was going to comment on that too,

because I know Bill did his homework, because it's just so funny, assistant content producer.

What the hell is that? Yeah, it was like, and it was just, it wasn't that

long ago, but it was the, it was, it was this particular phase of these sort of new media

jobs that didn't really have any definition, you know, um, and I have a few memories. Like I,

I, I've always just, I'm trying to have this laser focus on my career to move forward.

So I forget a lot of things.

But in preparation for this, I was remembering some of the odd, you know, things when we were working at that radio station.

Wendy, do you remember when we went to like a horse farm or something?

Yes. Tim, I totally do the Lipizons.

They were dancing horses and it was a sponsor and we got to watch the show and touch the

horses and watch all this stuff and smell the horse poop.

It was fun though. It was fun. And I just keep thinking,

like, what was my life? Like, what, you know, I was a video producer for a radio station going to

a Lip-a-zon. But I have to say this, do you remember who you were replaced as assistant content producer, Stephen Spielberg?

So whoever has that job goes on to pretty good things.

That's true. I need to keep that in mind. It's a part of a long lineage.

All right. So this is the obvious question, Tim, but it needs to be asked for the sake of the story.

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