Hey everybody, Connor Lestoka here on 372 pages.

We'll never get back where Mike Nelson and I are about to conclude reading The Martian by Andy Weir.

Oh, no, we're not.

Artemis by Andy Weir, the follow-up to The Martian.

Woo!

I was reading the wrong book this whole time.

I feel bad.

I was just thinking of the several emails we've received that it said this week

that had in defense dot, dot, dot dot dot in the subject line some of them

were in defense of the Martian in defense of Andy Weir and so when yeah that those weighed

heavily on my mind I was tossing and turning it's not quite too Hitler had some good ideas, but you're hanging yourself out there.

Whatever follows in defense of Andy Weir had better be some pretty strong medicine.

Yeah, we had discussed those three people who stuck their necks out before when we announced the book saying, hey, this is a good book.

And they've been, they have turned tail and ran.

They've taken assumed identities in Argentina.

Yeah, they've, but we'll get to those emails if we can, I think.

But we got to address, this is the final episode of Artemis, the elephant in the room,

which is that you ever like see something and you're like five years ago or like my

grandfather, these words would have been utter gibberish to him or to me five years ago.

Like we talked about it a couple, a couple weeks ago, you know, Livy Rizzing up Baby Gronk or, you five years ago. Like we talked about it a couple weeks ago, you know,

Livy Rizzing Up baby Gronk or, you know,

the drip king getting milkshake duct.

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