How is everyone doing on this wonderful hump day? I say hump day because maybe it's not Wednesday when you're listening to it and maybe you're humping today.

And therefore it could still be hump day. Okay, every day is hump day. Every day, hopefully it is hump day. Hopefully every day is consensual hump day.

We're shall happy 50 second episode. Happy 50 second episode. We celebrate the 50 second and you would think that 50 is monumental.

The reason we didn't is one. We forgot to bring it up. Two. There's 52 weeks in a year. And so you thought about this.

No, I just made it up. But it does sound good, right? I mean, it is really meaningful. And for again, we've mentioned this a few times. We always appreciate everyone listening.

It came, it came in fast. 52 episodes. It did. A year's worth of episodes. In less than a year. Wow. We're really doing things. I do appreciate you guys all listening.

It's been a lot of fun. I hope to have it continue to grow. And it's been very flattering and having people come up and saying hi and say listen to the podcast is meaningful.

And it's been a lot of fun. And I know we've enjoyed doing it. And it's been a fun journey. So as always, thanks for listening for those tuning in for the first time because they're dying to hear a little Chris Bikowski.

Chris Bikowski. Thanks for tuning in. There's 51 other episodes.

Let's go back and check it out. I have to say Chris. I was like excited. He was coming, but he's like extra hot in person.

Extra? Yes. Is it good looking? Yeah. I was like, okay, Chris. Then he came in and I was like, oh my God. He's extra hot.

Yeah, extra hot in person. Do you think that you get a reaction from people that he, like for example, like him because at times he didn't have the most favorable public persona that later role and saw him differently?

Yeah. You know, kind of like the, you know, again, Tyler's hot, right? But they're also had like the greatest edit of all time. Not that he's not a great guy, but like there's a world in which Tyler could have not looked good. I mean, it's possible.

Right. It's literally possible for anyone. But there's Chris, a pretty good looking guy. Yeah. But people like aren't judging and so yeah, if you know nothing else about Chris Bikowski, hotter in person, hotter in person.

Truly, truly fascinating. Well, like I said, people, we have hot Chris Bikowski on the show. I mean, it's a, it's a nice easy listen. Oh, yeah. What a nice guy. What a nice guy. He certainly has a lot of perspective about his time on the show.

You have similar, you guys have similar, similar, but different life directories. Yeah, there's some similarities there. Yeah.

Yeah. You know, again, like people going back on, like Chris, Chris was a little more sticky in between. He had was like a prominent character. And then he went on as a big star on bachelor pad, but like it went differently.

Yeah. And then he went on a bunch of times, but never really went on. It was always like a poppin. Poppin. And it became like this almost. It came across as a bit sticky. And then.

Oh, sticky, sticky, sticky. Like, what are you trying to sticky? He went, you know, he didn't stick. Actually, he would show up and when not stick. He was like the Kramer in Seinfeld or just pops in says hello.

Yeah. And then, and then leave. And then he kind of got back to his roots, so to speak, and had a clearly obviously a much better time. It's been a fun little, little journey for Chris.

Yeah. And I always kind of like these, I like that the show decides to bring people like Chris back to show perspective in a different version of them and find it's compelling. I think a lot of people enjoyed Chris this season, especially people watched early on.

Yeah. They wouldn't invite him back if he wasn't a good guy. Don't think that's true. I think that that is very true. I think there's a lot of, you know, you see a lot. There's sometimes fan favorites who you never see again. And it's not because they don't want to go back on.

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