Alright, welcome back to Larry Worm, Black on the Air. I'm Larry Worm and I'm Black on the Air.

And we have a really fun episode today. My old pal Phil Rosenthal. We had a conversation.

I think it was actually a few weeks ago and it was all about Phil's first love, which is food.

So I think you're going to enjoy that. I've filled up, created the show, everybody loves Raymond.

It's great, great comedy writer. He's just a really interesting funny guy. And it's funny how he just loves food.

And he's had two series about Phil's quest to find good food. And I was actually on one of them a couple years ago.

But it was fun. It's fun conversation. Give us a little break from all this politics and all that stuff. I think you're enjoying it.

And I'm recording this today, March 14th, which so when you're listening to it, know that I'm recording at a March 14th, which is Pi Day for ominous and blurred out there.

And joining me, just sitting in from spring break is my daughter Lauren. Hey Lauren. Hi. How you doing?

I'm doing pretty good. Happy to be on spring break. I know. Lauren goes to school on the East Coast where it's cold.

I'm very cold. Happy to be back in California. Happy Pi Day. You having a good Pi Day? I am absolutely.

Yeah, you hit Lauren. Now my kids, my kids, I have a son and a daughter, John learned they are we're unapologetic, I should say, you know, still growing up.

Just nerds about stuff like Pi Day and everything. You had a funny story about celebrating Pi Day.

Yeah, because my brother and I, we both would memorize digits. I think I still have like 160 down. Yeah, digits of Pi.

But John got up to like 325 or something. 325 digits of Pi. Yeah. And see at his school, which was much nerder

than mine, they would actually have a Pi Day celebration and they all ate Pi and they had a digit reciting contest.

Whereas at my school, I came to school wearing my Pi shirt. Yes. And everyone was like, either saying nothing or they said, why do you have a shirt with Pi on it?

It's Pi Day. You got shade for Pi Day. You guys even even my math teacher didn't really say anything.

So sad. I thought it was a nerdy. You got shade from your math teacher about Pi Day.

Not exactly shade, but just ambivalence. ambivalence. Which is worse than shade. Like younger. Why why are you celebrating?

Why do you care about? Yes.

It's so sad. And then today to make Pi Day complete Stephen Hawking, you know, the celebrated physicist died today on Pi Day.

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