Welcome to Zach to the Future.

I'm your co-host, Dashel Driscoll, joined today like every other day that we do this with Mark Paul.

Hello, Mark Paul.

Hello, Dashel.

Today, Mark Paul, we're joined by a very special guest, author of a book all about Zach Moore specifically, Matt Pace.

Hello, Matt Pace. Hey, guys. Thanks so much for having me. I have so many questions. I'm going to start off with

what the fuck, Matt? What is this all about? What did you do here? What, I mean, tell us.

You know, it just occurred to me, what if someone counted Jack Morris's lies? And once that idea popped into my

head, I couldn't not do it. I've been a fan of the show for as long as I can remember. And

obviously, everyone should know by now that Zach Morris was not always the greatest person. If

they didn't, Dashel made that very clear on his own. Yeah, I was going to say,

like, who inspired you to write such compelling literature? Oh, also, we did not plug the name of

your book. Matt, please, the title of your book. Thank you. The book is called Zach Morris lied

329 times reassessing every ridiculous episode of Stay by the Bell with stats.

Yeah, that's just good literature right there.

First of all, 329 times. Is that accurate?

Based on one rewatch of every single episode, breaking it down as best as I could,

there is a disclaimer in the preface of the book.

It's possible. I absolutely invite people to go through the whole series, count the lies,

and find out something that I messed up. Of course, it's possible. Mark Paul, does 329 seem high or low to you?

It actually seemed pretty low to me. Because I'm thinking like there's a way,

there's a, were you also counting the, the specials and the college years? Yes, that's,

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