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Hello, beautiful people.

Jeremy here from Sick Boy podcast, and I want to just take a moment to announce our next live show, which is happening February 28th, 2020 in Vancouver. We're going to be on the West Coast. We'll be recording

some episodes while we're in town, but we're also going to be doing this live show. This will be the

third time we've done a show in that beautiful city. And we're really excited to be back.

We're going to be doing a show at the Biltmore Cabaret.

It's on Prince Edward Street.

You can get your tickets by heading over to sickboypodpodcast.com slash shows.

Get your tickets while they're there because they will go fast.

Our last show was quite a hit. There was a large

turnout. So we're really excited to be back in Vancouver. Again, that is February 28th, this year

2020. So head on over to sickboypodcast.com slash shows for tickets. Can't wait to see y'all.

And then I felt super guilty because I put way too much chlorine in the hot tub, and Kanye West was like, dude, why the fuck did you put so much chlorine in? I don't know why you would do that. I know. It was dumb. Anyway, I have been listening to all of these podcasts that I love. I love them so much. I don't know what to do. I just want to support them. And I have no idea how to do it. I mean, you're a huge podcast fan. How do you support the podcasts you love? Well, I listen to like five shows a week, and I support all of them on Patreon. What's, sorry, what's that? What's Patreon? What do you mean, what is Patreon? You literally ask our listeners to support our Patreon every single episode at the very end. Wait, so hold on, that Patreon is a way that you support podcasts and creators that you love? Is that what you're saying? Yeah, that's exactly what it is. I mean, you can go and you can contribute as little as like five bucks or as much as like $500 on a monthly basis. No shit. So anybody who loves Sickboy could go to our Patreon page that we have,

news to me, and they could contribute whatever amount they want and get awesome shit in return for that? That's exactly what it is. And honestly, if you say that you love Sickboy, but you don't support us on Patreon, do you really love the show? It's a very good point, Brian. So where do you go? Like, what is the thing? Is there a link? Is there a URL, I think it's called. Where would you go for that?

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