While Andrew and Craig believe the joy of discovery is crucial to enjoying any well-told tale,

they will not shy away from spoiling specific story beats when necessary.

Plus, these are books you should have read by now.

Do you want to talk about being sick? Do you want to talk about

International Pi Day? Do you want to talk about spring training baseball?

I don't want to talk about baseball. I don't want to talk about sick.

Well, I don't have much to say about Pi Day, except that it was an international Pi Day.

You don't have much to say about Pi Day, except every year you go to this insane party where people

eat pies and then vote on the best pie and win prizes for the pies. That's true.

Except for that elaborate thing that nobody else does.

Do you know that that's true? I don't even know if I tweeted about Pi Day yesterday. That's how

little I have invested in it. But let me tell you this, Andrew. Okay.

Yesterday's, we're recording this on a Sunday. Yesterday's Pi Day won't happen again

for another hundred years. I know. With our, like, Ding Peacounder Equinox or something.

So at, like, I don't know the digits of Pi at, like, 926.

3.14159. That's as far as I know. It might be, like, 2653 or the next ones.

Okay. So we did a toast at 926.53. The best part was that none of us knew what to toast to.

We did, it was, we did a 10-second countdown. Like, it was a happy new year. Everyone just kind of,

it was like, it's like when you sing the birthday song, but no one's quite sure, like,

if people go by their nickname or their regular name and everyone goes, happy birthday, dear.

Oh, you mean, you mean the work version of happy birthday?

Yeah, that's exactly right.

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