Hello, hi John. I'm Berlin.

How's it going? Good. This is the kind of opening that they're talking about when everybody's

talking about how bad podcasts are. You know, do you really think so?

Ha, ha, two guys. They don't talk about enough that I work all day. You know, those ones.

Pretty good turn on the MTV. I got a question for you.

Okay. I, yeah, I'm not one equal time on that, but no, no, no, no, you go. I'll put a pin in it.

No, no, no, you go. You go. No, you go. And John, I think we need more of this.

More. Oh, yeah, more. Yeah. Yeah. No, I think we're doing the right thing here. I think if

anything, we're, we're keeping with you beginning and brushing across across the, you know,

the windscreen and clearing your throat and doing some other, you know, I think years from now,

people are going to be faking that because they want that Roderick sound.

Ha, ha, ha, ha. Well, that Roderick, you know, that, that, that Roderick feeling.

You have a vibe. It's vibe. You're not going to, you're not going to get that on NPR, my friend.

That's so validating. Thank you. I hope so. I know you don't, you don't like a compliment.

You can't accept a compliment of the many, well, of the many things that you store in cigar boxes.

I don't think compliments are one of them. It's tears and rain. But, but at the same time,

I think it's vital. And I don't want you to get our, as you say, over your skis about this.

And I don't want you to do it more.

No, right, right, right. No, it's all right.

Just because stuff like that, we all have a lot of, we have fun here. But I got to,

I got to make this into a thing that, you know, where I won't get complaints.

Oh, I know. So I'll get complaints, but I won't see them because I don't, I don't have a way to

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