Robin. Yes, Batman. Where have you been? You're late. I'm sorry, Batman. I was

at Chipotle getting myself a burrito. Why can't Ben? It appeared to me like a

like a vision. I forgot the Tabasco sauce and I had to double back. I had to go.

Are you kidding me? We're interviewing Jonah Berger, the New York Times best-selling author.

Who? We're interviewing Jonah Berger, the Wharton Business College Professor.

Okay, now. We're interviewing someone who's kind of a big deal and you mean to tell me that you went back

for extra sauce. You don't have to yell at me. You're just sizzling. You're sizzling, Batman.

Must be on time. We're interviewing Jonah Berger, the best-selling author of the new hit book,

The Catalyst. How to change anyone's mind. Batman? I didn't have a quick question.

Would you have gone back? No. That's why I was upset, Robin. I need you to understand what I'd say.

I understand. You're saying that if I go to Chipotle again and I have to go back to get extra

sauce, I should call you and just tell you that I run into a little bit late. No, you son of a

Batman. Would you curse at me? It doesn't make me want to change my mind. I'm not going to do it.

I'm not going to do it. I wouldn't be prudent to change your mind when being yelled at by a Yeller.

Batman? You should vote for Bernie Sanders. Feel the burn 2020.

Get ready to enter the bribe time show.

You see my wife and kids? Please tell them how. It's a C&Z up on your right D.O.

And now three, two, one. Here we go.

Yes, yes, yes. And yes, see, it is extra sane when you are next to me and you are back from injury.

How are you, my friend? I'm alive and kicking in fact. What is wrong? What's happening?

Oh gosh. Tell us something. Tell us a little something. I just got a little pinch

nerve and then I just did a move, you know, so that kind of aggravated a little bit. So I've

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