Well, I mean, the chaos in your pants is something that I think pop culture encompasses a lot of things, not just

streaming.

Hey, we're approaching the end of August and this is Glock culture. I'm John Poppore. It's in New York with

Rob Long on the eastern end of Long Island. Hi, Rob. Hi, John. How are you?

I am well and I believe in Washington is ancestral, not ancestors, semi ancestral home.

Uh, no, I'm in Maine. I'm in Elliott, Maine. Oh, you're in Maine. So I don't know. So that's the

ancestral home of Billy Bigelow of Carousel, Jonah Goldberg. All right, Jonah. I'm okay. I'm all right.

Thank you for asking, John. You're a very considerate guy. How are you coping?

I don't really mean it, Jonah. I mean, it's not like you really can't hurt you at anything.

You said I'm radioactive, but he was a great to hear. So I learned this morning that, uh,

or yesterday morning that Noah Rothman is off all week on the commentary podcast.

You know, I'm wondering, are you like just going into like random Starbucks and talking over people

just to get, you know, because you you you miss it so much with Rothman gone? Yeah, well,

you know, it's better than just standing in the middle of the street and speaking for an hour and a

half into a microphone, Jonah. So I got I got that I got that going for me. I love the idea

that Noah Rothman is not going to be speaking on the podcast now because he's on vacation.

So great. I don't think that our listeners believe that Noah will act for airtime based on our

email, uh, uh, uh, uh, based on email sent by, uh, from, uh, uh, Johnny Hodgren, uh,

like, like, like, when when when Trump had that fake PR guy, he would, yeah, John Barron,

right? Yeah. Editors of commentary. I would like to commend your sincerely kernel

Hodgren.

US Army retired. Uh, so here's a bizarre transition because you're being funny about names. So, uh,

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