I am so happy to see my friend Diana Rossini, who broke the news of this radio show before I did.

I am such a good insider. I know all. And media. Were you mad when I did that? Were you like, what is she doing?

No, no, I wasn't. I would have liked to have broken my own news, but I was glad that you did it. I think it's a better look. I do. Did you find out? I didn't tell you. It's good journalism. I'm like, all right, I'm going to have the senior insider for the New York Times put out my life as if she really cares about it.

So it worked out all good.

So I'm so glad the news got out.

Congratulations on everything.

Thank you.

This is perfect for you.

So I'm looking forward to hearing the show, but I'm also looking forward to joining a lot.

I hope you guys call me incessantly and ask me to come on,

especially in the middle of coaching,

hirings and firings while I have nine million things going.

And Taylor reaches out,

hey, can you hop on for a minute?

Taylor, no.

No.

But I will say, he may be the best Booker I deal with because when I say Booker,

I mean just like a request.

Yes.

Because it's always so polite.

Of course. And it works to his favor because I can't say no because he's so nice.

Right.

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