Hey everybody, Dennis Frager here with Julie Hartman.

Hey, don't joke about it. This could happen to you, right? I really, I take that back.

Can we start again? And of course the answer is no. Hello, everybody. Dennis and Julie.

And the reason for my son is an internal debate. Say it. Okay. It's so fun. Do I tell people

how much we love this? I just told Dennis before the show. It's the highlight of my week

and it's a highlight of my life as I know it's corny. Corn alert. I was thinking I should

have like a fake block of cheese or a fake husk of corn on my set and every time I whip

it out, but it's true. I look forward. I love it. We haven't missed which given. No, it's

crazy. Given your sketch. Yeah, crazy because he's always traveling. We're both proud of

that fact because we really, we do love it. We believe that people love it too because

I don't know how someone wouldn't. It's not an issue of bragging. There's nothing to do

with that. I don't find a need to brag. But we talk about really, really important stuff,

really, really interesting stuff. And keep it interesting. I would not want that. I don't

think there's anything like this. I agree that I mean the age difference, the gender difference,

the, I mean, all of it, the Jew and Gentile difference though. I'm such a reader of your Torah

commentary. By the way, you know, here we go. Tangent number one. I should count. I'm so sorry,

before because it's as a woman. Yeah, the spoon tennis wiser spoon. She's so right.

I can't tell you. I see here's a great male female difference. Yes. The,

the exponentially greater amount had bothered Julie than me. Well, I thought everyone was going

to notice it. Of course you did. That was like, oh, God, Allison Armstrong, that brilliant woman

that I've been doing the male female hour with four times a year. She said something to the

effect when I walk into my bedroom. My, my pillow is screaming at me. I'm not ordered right or I'm

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