Okay, so what we're going to do is I'm going to be, I think what we're going to do is I'm going to interview the two of you. Okay. And I'm going to ask a lot of really personal questions. Can we put the fifth like Mark Furman? No. It's a podcast. You can't plead the fifth. That's only in court. In podcasts, you have to answer the question. So a lot of lot of this though is going to cover your sexual

history then i'm not doing it i'm in the musers the podcast episode two It's funnier over here. Hey ho, and welcome. It is the Musers the podcast. I'm Gordon. I'm not doing that again. Come on, you have to do that. No, let's just say, we have to learn your voice. They have to learn your voice. Okay, I'm George. And I'm Craig. Okay. There you see what I mean?

That's a bad idea. You're listening to The Musers of the podcast. Now, this is, we've got a few reactions, pieces of reaction from our very first one last week. Okay. All right. I don't know if you guys read the reviews or whether you stayed away from. I tried to not read them. When you do a a new project, you kind of stay away from the reviews.

Right.

Yeah.

Until you get your footing away from the reviews.

Right.

Yeah.

Until you get your footing, your psychological footing.

But did you stay away from them?

I did.

Okay.

Here's one.

Says the Musers, the podcast was probably the finest podcast of all time.

And it came to us from the office of the President of the United States. Wow. That's nice. Okay. Better than Joyce DeWitt's podcast, said Tom Shales in the podcast magazine. And let's see, this one says, The Musers the podcast Epi One, that's short

episode, was fantastic. It's the feel good hit of the summer. And I consider it the second greatest podcast emanating from Texas, Joe Rogan. Whoa. Oh, wow. Okay. Actually, it says Joe Brogan here. So maybe I have that wrong. And then we had a bit of listener snail mail that came in because it was so long between podcasts, a whole week, so you can get a letter to someone. That's right. So this came into our home office. It comes to us from Richie Kreitman. So I love the podcast, especially the part where Gordon was talking. Oh, that's nice. But the other two guys have promise. So he said something nice about y'all too.

I'll take that. I'll take promise. Said one question, though, I don't think you guys covered.

How did the podcast come to be? How did the podcast come to be?

Oh, man. I wish we had a heart. Almost need to think back as to how it happened.

No, when, so I've heard this from people.

Like, whose idea was this to start a podcast?

And the answer is kind of everybody's.

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