Ludicrous speed! Go! Go! Jack, too.

I can't believe I did that again.

That's awful.

That's awful.

So everybody, welcome to Cotter Time'm episode 7 here, four-player podcast.

A little figure out at the beginnings, because I once again forgot to hit record at the beginning of the podcast.

And I have to take another shot of taking.

And which means Nick has to take another shot of his drink.

I don't know why I keep doing this. I think I get very excited about this doing.

I'm not even drunk as drunk as I was last week.

So anyway, I am Joseph Christ here tonight with Nolan the intern.

Nolan, hello?

Did you actually press the goddamn buttons?

I did.

This is recording. This is absolutely... Because we were talking for like over half an hour. I absolutely, positively was hitting the button. I didn't think we were talking for half an hour. No, no, it was like 10 minutes. No, it was longer than 10 minutes. No, the actual show was 10 minutes. We had talked before that, though. Yeah, we have been, we've been chatting, but it was only by 10 minutes. So, and of course, Nicholas Henderson, the host of the four-player podcast, weekly podcast. How you doing, Nick? Hello. We have to do this again. Oh, Jesus. I can't believe you're making me do this again. I just, I like, I like, I like hearing you like that. It's, it's, it suits you very well. It was so much better. It was. It was. It was, you asked me if I, when did you ask me before, if I did this while having sex? I said, did you, do you use that, that voice with voice with your girlfriend while having sex, and you should.

And I said,

no,

but I'm not going about it. And you should do, you should do a wearing a Richard Nixon mask, which I'd be a nice. Yeah, should. Make it nice. It was funny, it was kind of, it was kind of awkward, awkward the first time, and the second time it's just like, okay, we're done with this, right.

I fucking eat you. Oh, man. So once it... To make my cancer joke again. To make your cancer joke. If we made the cancer joke again, we have to be all natural about it. Like, we're doing it for the first time. All nonchalant. All nonchalant. Like, so Nick, why are you talking like that, dear sir? Because I got cancer. Well, you got cancer. Well, you know what the gentleman down at the bar say about cancer, do you? No. Well, you'll find out because you apparently have cancer as a diagnosis. Oh.

See, it loses something in the retelling.

Yeah, a little bit.

A little bit.

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