Hey, folks, here we are. We might be drunk. We're doing it. We're back.

I haven't seen you face to face. I saw you on the street the other day and we talked for a minute, but I haven't actually, yeah.

Yeah, we're walking down Manitalein and boom, you pop up and then now we're on the sidewalk doing a podcast.

I heard your voice and I was like, what? It's so weird to hear your friend's voice that you also like, yeah, it's just, I don't know.

Yeah, but that's the beautiful thing.

Because you have such a recognizable voice.

Sure. That's really what I get at like airport. Some guys like comedian. So I got, I got so much to talk to you.

And then you go into the next bedroom. Yeah, it's all damn it. I messed that joke up.

And I tap on the floor, you know, a little gay code. Yeah, Republic.

Salicus. Good to see you. Oh, good to have you. Are you okay with that name? I don't want to offend you.

All right. All right. I like the theme of shirts you got going on. It's all I wear. I like it.

Now I and it's cool. They came back for a minute. Yeah. Now it's bad.

I think it's like a proud boy movement where they kind of co-opted for five minutes. Really?

Yeah, they were called the Bougaloo boys. Oh, but they wear khaki pants and I don't do that.

No, okay. You kind of look like Kramer's weird friend. Bob Sacramento.

Proud boys in Hawaiian shirts. I'm like, no one is less laid back than the proud boys.

You're going to kill you. They're shaking an 8K 47.

That's wild. Now we got the beer. Joe cook it up a hot concoction.

What are those? Those look like summary drinks. What do we have?

They're pretty summary. They're old New York drinks as well. So here today we have the

salty dark. Oh, I love a salty dog. I figured you would. I forgot about the salty dog.

This is Arte's drink from Larry Sanders. Yes.

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