Hello, hi John. I'm Marilyn. How's it going? Good. Did you slip and fall? Oh, God. I fall on it. I can't get up. No, no. I'm yeah. Yeah, kind of. No, listen to listen or wouldn't know that if you

had said anything. No, no, what happened? What happened? You know what just record over this part. Yeah, I mean, I

got it. No, it's okay. I got to get you louder. Oh my God. I thought I was ready. And now I'm not so sure.

Well, can we walk through it? Can, you know, what you're as ready as you're out? You're either you're

as ready as you as you as you will. Okay. No, what happened? Yeah. Okay. So let's get started. No, see, I realized there

were still some residual things I needed to are preferred to quit. App-wise. And then accidentally I'd

quit. I quit Skype could the main app two seconds after you started talking, which must have seemed

weird. It seemed a little weird, but you know, I've grown to I've grown accustomed to computers being

somewhat unreliable. Oh, boy. And so I just chalked it up to just a regular. But that's the, you know, what

that's the nut behind the keyboard. You know what I'm saying? Pile it air, as they say. Oh, sure, sure, sure, sure.

I thought I could always be better. I could always be better. I'm looking out the window at squirrels

in the trees and I thought you meant a nut like a literal nut. And I was like, what are these San

Francisco software pundits going to come up with next? The nut behind the keyboard? What does that

even mean? Yeah. Yeah. It's, you know, it's me or you? It's a technical term, but I don't know,

man. I watched I've been watching a lot of stuff that involves tech community douchebags. And I

think I really need to take a break. I watched too many tech douchebags things yesterday. Are you

talking about like sitcoms? Are you talking about a YouTube's of of real tech douchebags doing

talks? Well, I don't want to as you know, I'm not a fan of call out culture. So I don't, if I'm

calling you out on this and revealing something, I hope you'll tell me so. I was watching a

documentary about we work. We work the site. It's a, it's like a place. It's like a, it's a

lifestyle. It's, I don't want to open up litigation possibilities here, but it's. We work was a heck

of a thing that at one point had reached a $40 billion valuation when what they mainly did was

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