I can't wait. It's a Christmassy from a Manlombardi because tomorrow he's going to watch

the many Saints of Newark. We're recording this on Thursday. The anticipation, Mike, I mean,

I'm watching these guys in every show. Alessandra Nevolva was on Cold Bear last night. I just

saw Michael Galden that Fini was on Fowell last night. Like, I feel like I know what's

in the stocking for you. Like, I'm just, I'm so excited on your behalf right now.

I can't wait. I mean, so will they download it at midnight tonight?

That's correct. I know you like to go to bed early and you are an early riser. But if

you want to wake up to midnight, 12.01, you can watch the many Saints tonight.

That's when it's going to post. So if I get up early, if I get up and can't sleep, I can

go watch it and then just kind of start my day and know what I have it watched.

Correct. Because I don't want to read a review or anything like that. Oh, I can't wait.

I mean, I can't wait. I love how everybody's now, you know, we used to catch shit for talk

of too much sopranos on this podcast. And now everybody, the website has the top 100 episodes,

you know, like now it's famous. Now it's, it's, it's, it's, you should be doing these

should be talking about what's the best line in the sopranos? Like seriously, like this

show has been great forever. It didn't need the many Saints of Newark to make it great.

Well, as David Chase was saying in an interview, he said, you know, the show is a huge shit

when it was on. And then five or six years past, people are still watching it. And then

during the pandemic, he said 40 and 50 year old men were coming up to him saying, Hey,

just so you know, my kids just turned binge watching the sopranos. I can't think of any

other show. Like could you imagine if like kids in the 90s were watching mash, like that didn't

happen. No, but 15 years later, 18 year old kids are like, Hey, let me go check out the sopranos.

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