I am on a change. What about you?

All right, welcome back to On a Shame. We're super excited today. We have double Robertsons

on where we have quad Robertsons. That's right. I get to think about this is super exciting.

I think for the first time ever we have oldest sons with their dads on the set of On a

Shame. I think it's the first. Wow, that is a... I don't know. I'm normally not here.

We know that. We got Willie, we got John Lut, we got me, we got Dad, we got the professor,

is what Willie called me. What's the glasses? Is that why you called me that?

Yeah, something that... When you're in front of a bookshelf, yeah.

Three generations. Three generations. Three generations are here. That's exactly right, Dad.

The legacy lives on. Man, it's pretty exciting. So we're missing Jace and Willie, we put you in his chair.

Yeah, I ask him what advice would he give me? And he said,

see how long you can talk without taking a breath. So I think his records 38 minutes. So I'm

gonna see if I can... The first time I was a guest on this podcast, I literally did not comment until

minute 48, which made me think, why am I here? Like, you just called me down here to sit in a chair

and listen, Dad. I didn't know if it was like... Well, if it was for me, like it was some...

Honestly, maybe that's why his t-shirt, if you read him on the front,

what is that? That could be wrong. I could be wrong.

Yeah. Jace says, but Dad says on the back, it says, I'm probably not.

But if he was, but if he ever got wrong, he was not leaving you up the position to maybe

get him on the right track. No, well, good. I've got a lot to get off my chest.

Now I can actually have time to get it off my chest.

Done, Luke. Welcome, Duna Shea. It's good to have you on here. Pull that mic a little closer to you.

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