Okay, welcome, ladies and gentlemen to the we're having a good time podcast.

My name's Dusty Slay, and I'm your host.

And what a hot show.

What a hot show, indeed. Actually, I don't know what I'm to talk about, but thanks for joining me. Thanks for being here. That's what I'm talking about.

Just another good day. I went in this morning. I did a little morning TV for the Public Figures podcast. And I'm very appreciative. I did a little morning TV for the public figures podcast. And I'm very appreciative.

I love when people let me be on TV and let me be on the radio. I don't know.

I don't know what the future is of local TV and of local radio anymore.

But, you know, the lady that does the local TV, very nice.

And I'm very, very thankful to go in there.

I, you know, me personally, now I don't know the demographic. I have never, I've been, I've been trying to get on local TV since I started comedy.

I got a very early segment of me doing a local TV in Charleston.

I look so bad in the video that it's embarrassing to share. I would like to share it, but it's

embarrassing to share. But I've never been a customer necessarily of local TV. And I just, sometimes I wonder about the future of not even just local TV, but regular TV, like sitcoms.

I am not interested in any sitcom whatsoever.

The other day I was flipping through Netflix and I saw Free Burt. I guess that's a

Burt Kreischer TV show and I thought just for fun, maybe I would watch an episode and I go,

I asked my wife, I go, hey, you want to watch this? And she goes, no. Like, like in a way that made me feel stupid that I even ask

but uh I just no one's I still know if anyone's interested in TV anymore I don't know what to

do and maybe it's my own little bubble that I live in. But I'm just not interested in TV shows.

A lot of people say it's the golden age for TV shows because, you know, these shows like,

you know, whatever the Montana show is, where they're all out doing this and that,

in the mountains and on the prairie or whatever they're

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