Hello. Hi, John. Hi, Marilyn. How's it going? Can you hear me? I can. Are you concerned

about your volume? Yes, I'm concerned about my volume. In my, in my, in my own, uh,

in just a, oh, wait a minute. Oh, oh, wait. I just turned it up. How does that sound?

Sounds fine. I, I used to be concerned about my mass. And now I think I'm most concerned about

my volume. How much, how much area I take up? You know, I mean, not how much I weigh, but like,

like a, like a, like a, like a noble gas. Yeah. I was just on an airplane yesterday. So my

mass is really well established. Oh, God. Yeah. They gave me a, they gave me an upgrade,

because you know, the airlines are really, really trying to, uh, to make, to keep all their friends.

Uh, but they gave me an upgrade and it was a window seat. And you know, it's,

biggers can't be choosers. Uh-uh. I didn't want to say, oh, wait a minute. I don't want that

upgrade. But then I'm sitting next to it like a seven year old boy. And, uh, I haven't had a,

like a panic feeling in a long time. I'm sorry. And upgrade today is a little bit like the

Vikings letting you sit next to a stronger man. Yeah. Right. Exactly. It's like, oh,

the plays are just, they're just crammed with people and everybody's so fucking mad.

Everybody's mad. John, people have lost their shit. Everybody's so fucking mad all the time now.

I sat there next to, you know, I'm sitting in the, of course, toward the bulkhead. And

these two, uh, flight attendants are just talking about like, they're just running down the list of

all of the insane events that have happened to them in the last eight months, you know,

completely candidly, like not even trying to not even under their breath. Just like, oh, yeah,

they must get, they must get at least one bananas thing like every, every day, if not every flight.

They're just rolling their eyes so hard and kind of you could tell that they were looking at the,

at all the people in the plane just going like, who's next? What's the next? Which one of you is

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