The cosy robot show Hey, cosy robots. I'm Mike McCarg and go ahead. That's what you're

supposed to do. I'm Victory Palmasano. I really wanted to tell you guys. And I'm Grace

Vaughn. And this is the cosy robot show. We talk about empathetic skepticism getting

in touch with our feelings and thinking critically about the world and trying to make the

kind of world we all would like to live in together. And yeah, Victory, nice to see you

back. Thank you. I'm back in front of the China Hutch in my own home. With lights and microphones

and all the things. I know. I'm all suited and booted. Is that a colloquialism?

It is a colloquialism. That's the way you did. Mike, the way you said that was very like

powered wig, a cane. He's been watching so much Bringerton. Yeah, I do. That's very funny.

Suited and booted. Suited and booted. It's like you're ready to go. Do you know the

etymology of that colloquialism? I don't know late night clubbing. I assumed it would be a

military origin. Probably. Yeah. I will have to look that up after the show.

Stephanie Kate said, I want to loan you my fancy cane now so bad. I love that someone has a

fancy cane. That's logic. That's pretty impressive. And then someone else said, I thought the

intro music was meant to exude empathetic skepticism. Oh, that was definitely intentional choice

and not a stock music. Not, yeah. We definitely thought we composed it. We sat down. We thought about

the key and yeah, exactly. Well, so very important. Okay. We have Grace. And last week we talked

about Grace and how Grace came to be on the show. And this week, we're doing that with victory.

So we want you since Grace and Victor on the cozier robot show. And a lot of you came by way of

the show. If you've been around for a while, because you're familiar with my work, now I know a lot

of you who are new to the cozier robot show. Of course, Grace and Victor is cozier robot show.

But for people that are a little longer and might be curious, we wanted to dig into the

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