live from Tel Aviv, two nice Jewish boys, Aitin Weinstein, and Nuhar Minigur.

Hello, Aiton.

Hello, hello, Naur. How are you? I'm great. What's up?

Not bad, not bad. I mean, winter kind of came abruptly, and it's depressing.

Yeah, but now it's gone.

Yeah, it came for a quick flash, but it's not quite gone.

I mean, it's just, this weekend I was busy building an arc.

Right.

And I was planning on going to have a coffee, but then it started flooding.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And all these pairs of

animals started walking up to my apartment but now we're recording at new time are you talking about

shippootsnakes i'm sorry who are the who are the animals pair of animals she put snakes okay so this

the man you just hurt is benjamin is some guy who just entered the uh sorry about that

no no no benjie lovitt is here

with us today um how are you benjy is it love it or levit love it well in america i would say

love it here it's like lovite lavi there's not the you know so it's just levy exactly

i'm going to like bernstein like the vowels are not the, so I never know exactly how to say it or spell it.

Right. So, but we're going to say love it. Go for it, please. Because we love it.

I'm sure you've never heard. I'm sure you've never heard that before. Not this afternoon.

So how are you? Good, good. I'm good. Yeah. So Benji is a comedian, a stand-up comedian, a writer. And tell us a little bit about

yourself. Oh my God, where do I begin? Well, yeah, I'm very beginning. Well, we're going to even

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