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Gary Goldman is a friend of the show.

He's one of the best comedians in the world.

His special on HBO, The Great Depression, was a phenomenon.

And I'm not saying that lightly.

It was literally a phenomenon.

It was something that was talked about in corners of the world where you don't expect things to be talked about.

And I follow Gary on Twitter, and all of a sudden I see he was on This American Life on PBS.

And everyone knows this show steals most of its material from

national public broadcasting.

That's where we got Fark Court from.

Absolutely.

I mean, we are one and the same when we, when, and I go, Ira Glass, I said, my lord,

I mean, this guy is a huge fan of mine.

But he's like, what are they up to?

So I listen to this American life, and Gary's been in studio and Gary's done stuff with us.

And he's always been great.

But Gary's 6'6.

He's this good-looking guy. He's in really good shape. But he won't have sex with me. But he's in very good shape. And he has, like, thrown it out there. Like, we're like, oh, you played at BC football. And he's like, yeah, yeah, yeah. And it never really got into it. and we never really wanted to, it was just like, fine, whatever.

It's not a big deal in his life.

But then I heard you on this American life, Gary.

And I think for a sports talk audience who, you know, like a lot of people like were like,

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