On this episode we discuss the layover.

I have no jokes about the layover. Much like the movie The Layover.

Hey everyone, welcome to the podcast. I'm Dan McCoy. Hey everyone, welcome to the podcast. I'm Stuart Wellington.

Hey everybody, welcome to the podcast. I'm Elliot Kaylen. And I just want to say real quick, if we're not at our

Tippy top top energy today, okay, because Stewart Stewart just flew back from a red eye from the grand Canyon,

doing a show for Max Fun. Yesterday I was out marching for our children's lives. And Dan, I'm sure you were doing something also as important.

Yes. I went to Matt Cough's birthday party at a bowling alley.

That count for anything.

Is a nope. Okay, let's just moving on. Sorry. My one arm is kind of tired.

I thought we'd hit our listeners with like a trifecta of stories of exciting like activism or creative risk.

Like Stewart took and guys out of you know, and guys out of out of respect for everybody marching yesterday.

I'm going to not say the joke about Dan's arm being tired, not from bowling, but from jacking off.

Thank you for the respect that you've shown on. Very respectful.

Hey guys, before we get started, just want to say this is our second Max Fun Drive episode.

What's the Max Fun Drive, Dan? Max Fun Drive is the time once a year when we come to

Hattenhand to ask for a little cash to help keep our shows running.

A lot of cash. It's a big hat. It's a big hat and it takes a lot of cash to fill it.

Yeah, Max Fun is listener supported in the same way that say, you know,

a national public radio or PBS is largely listener supported.

And it's your gifts of money that help us give you the, I don't know, the entertainment you

crave, I guess. I mean, don't over sell it.

Because it's a podcast like a, think of this podcast like a living organism and the money they give

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