There's so much that just comes from not really thinking about it, just blurting it out,

and then it sticks, and then it gets its own little trajectory.

This is synchronicity.

This is synchronicity. This is synchronicity. This is synchronicity.

This is synchronicity. This is synchronicity.

This is synchronicity. This is Synchronicity.

My guest this week, I'm going to put in a drum roll here.

Tim Heidecker from everything that I have liked and loved that I found funny over the past.

I don't know however many years, decade or so.

You know Tim from things like awesome show,

Great Job with Eric Wareheim, bedtime stories that's with Eric, billion dollar movie, Steve

Brule character with John C. Riley, his production company, absolutely. Nathan Fielder has come out

of there, right? Jesus, man, Eric Andre, Doug Lusenhop. As many people as you can imagine who are

awesome Tim has worked with. Also, I had heard from his friends, Jay Weingerton, Mikey, Vic,

all people who know Tim in some capacity or another have just attested to the fact that he was

one of the nicest people that they have come across.

That's pretty cool because all of those people I've gotten to know them are also some of the

coolest and nicest people. So we followed the chain, right? Tim had, I'm so gracious to

do this interview. You'll hear me express my gratitude throughout this intro and the episode because

it really was. Vic Burger hooked this up and I'm so glad that he did because it was fun to just

have a conversation with someone I really admire. And to hear also his perspectives on things like

collaborating with other people because I think he does an excellent job of that. And I think that's a really cool thing to be good at and work with such amazing and talented

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