On this episode we discuss the Bye-Bye, man.

The bizarre but true story of news-hound Edward R. Murrow.

What? Wasn't that his sign off? Bye-bye!

No.

Hey everyone and welcome to the flop house, I'm Dan McCoy. I'm steward Bye-Bye Wellington.

And I'm Elliott. Hello, Kalen.

Guys, we're the Yen and the Yen of this movie.

Guys, this is weird. I'm feeling weird. Why?

We're all the same room together.

We're sitting at the same table together. We haven't done that a long time.

I used to it, anymore. And the acoustics are probably super weird because we're in some tight little Airbnb kitchen.

We are in an Airbnb in Toronto, home of the most dangerous stairs in Toronto.

Just having a romantic getaway of the three of us.

But it's great to see you guys as listeners.

We'll know. Steward was unable to join Dan and me in Los Angeles for our Hollywood adventure when we snuck onto a sound stage lot and were mistaken for spies.

Whoa!

Yeah, it turned into a real car chase. And at one point the rental car we were in, we had to go under a truck to escape the bad guys and it sheared the roof off the car.

And then we both looked at each other and went, ahhhhhh! And then looked back at the road.

And what about those, I heard a story in the news about two poor glass delivery men who are trying to deliver a giant pane of glass.

Yeah, got so bad news for you.

What was the story in the news? A pane of glass died today. It was like a personality piece.

Human interest story. But two men who had a hard day at work.

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