Welcome to Ear Biscuits. I'm Rhett.

And I'm Link. Thanks for joining us for this Ear Biscuit at the round table of dim lighting this week.

Can you sense our guests here and our mist silently waiting to be introduced?

Yeah. Well, because I'm one of them.

I'm the other one. It's just us this week. It's another digital respite from interviewing anyone besides ourselves.

That's right. Your guests are us. I'm Rhett and Link.

You can get away with this.

Did I seem apologetic? I'm not apologizing to you, loyal listeners. I'm just trying to be creative and telling you that.

We're it. This is us again.

But you can get away with this when there's two of you.

If you interview yourself as an individual, then that seems pompous.

Self-absorbed. Self-absorbed by definition.

Especially if you're asking the questions and then answering them.

But we're not above trying that. I'm not going to say it's not going to come to that.

But not today. Because today we're going to we've got some of your questions. I think a few.

And then we've structured this episode to be more of a reminiscing episode based on the fact that a milestone is approaching.

It's that time of year again.

The summer solstice. The summer time of the living season.

The funny thing is a lot of times people, you say things like summer's here because you've done something like your school's out or whatever.

And then there's somebody who's like, it's technically not summer yet.

The summer solstice is not until gen 24st or whatever. That's what it is this year.

And I actually found myself looking that up a second ago to figure out, oh, when is summer? You know, summer is when school gets out.

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