Hey everybody, just a couple housekeeping things up top that happened in between when we recorded this episode and when you're hearing it now.

So, number one, if you're in the Bay Area, I will be doing comedy in San Leandro on June 11th with Livewire comedy.

You can check that out on my Instagram or on LiveWire's Instagram for information and tickets.

I know that a lot of tickets are sold already.

So if you are able to come and you want to come, get those tickets fast because they will very, very likely sell out.

Secondly, some of you have already posted about this in the Facebook group.

But if you are also in

Los Angeles unarius is doing a premiere of their welcome space brothers documentary i have been

waiting a long time for this documentary to come out i can't wait to see it i will be there i'm

definitely dressing up if you are going to the event, please be respectful.

Remember that Unarius is not holding people hostage or taking a bunch of people's money.

It actually costs less than a 24 pack of Diet Coke to join Unarius.

They are largely an art collective with grueovier beliefs than the rest of us,

but they ain't hurting anybody. So if you go to the event, please be respectful. Please enjoy the

documentary. One of the coolest things about Unarius was their commitment to documenting

their experience and a lot of it is on physical media.

So there isn't a lot digitized and this documentary is one of the efforts to try and preserve

the wide catalog of media that Unarius has generated.

And Unarians and the original Unarians are getting older. So this is an opportunity to kind

of catalog all that information while they are still with us in this current life cycle.

They will be there in attendance. So again, please be respectful. Please enjoy the media they've put together. I have it on

good authority that the documentary is very good. Now, if you're not in Los Angeles, good news. They are

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