Jared Polin Froano's photo.com and this is the Daily Fro for May 24th, 2020.

The time now is 9.46 in the a.m. I've been up a little bit early. This is where I sit down

sometime during the day to share what's on my mind with you. You get to share what's on your

mind with me by calling or texting 267-4546376. I'm not saying that it's super early, but I was up,

not super early, but 8 o'clock, and I took a walk and all this bullshit early. And I watched

something last night, and I wanted to do the podcast then, but I didn't want to be up too late

because I know sleep is super important to staying healthy and all that good stuff

even though I still stayed up to one and got up at eight something. It's only seven hours,

whatever. That's what I normally did before this whole thing struck in. But I decided to watch

Dave last night. Now, if you don't know what Dave is, it's on Hulu, which is something that I don't

actually subscribe to. My neighbor does, so we watch some stuff together. We've been doing that

since the quarantine started, and we've been watching a whole bunch of really good shows.

We did watch High Fidelity, which Todd recommended, which is a music style show based off of

the movie, but more modernized, and it works really well. And then we just started watching Dave.

Dave is about Lil Dickie. Now, you don't know who Lil Dickie is. Take a look on YouTube,

type in Lil Dickie, L-I-L-D-I, and then space, D-I-C-K-Y. Lil Dickkey is from Philly, more so from Cheltenham, PA, but it's easier to just say

Philly because it's a suburb in a middle-class Jewish-ish neighborhood is where he grew up.

So it happens that on my bowling team when we were bowling, one of the bowlers grew up with him

and his good friends with him.

So I didn't watch

Hulu. I didn't watch, it was on FXX, which is, I guess, a channel. And Lil Dickie got his

fame, we'll call it fame, doing comedic rap on YouTube. He started in, what, 2013 on YouTube and just basically uploaded mixtape-style stuff,

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