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Slack.com slash DHQ. All right, so Ed on Neil, this was the first interview we did for

this show. And one of my all-time favorite episodes because of Ed and his charm and

everything else. And David, before we get into that, didn't you have a technical issue?

Oh, I had a microphone. It wasn't a microphone problem. It was a problem with me because

it was our first one. And it was, I mean, this one is our first one. So it's been, you

know the problem is it fell between my seats. And I just found it the other day.

The recording device. Yeah. We were supposed to click record. And it fell between the seats.

And so your sound is just going over the computer. So it's a little distant, but well heard,

right? No, I found this whole episode in between. So I said, oh, we should air this, we

never air this day. And I said, and so we, no, we have it. And Ed was, by the way, Ed,

we both know him pretty well. Super cool guy. Was our first one. So his experimental,

he jumped right in, said, of course, I want to do this. And we talked a little bit of

SNL, but we mostly talked about how interesting his life is. I became fascinated by, because

I kind of had a sense these and he's coast tough character. And he almost played professional

football. And he was almost a made man in a way.

He's, his forearms are pop by forearms. And there's a certain kind of power to him. He

just doesn't need show business. But he's had married with children. He's had modern

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