Hi, everyone. Hey guys. I feel good to be back. I know we had our long, we actually interviewed

Sunny Valesente last Sunday's episode like a month ago. Well, I'm a big mine, Hunter

fan. Yeah. So that was like, I was all about it. Obviously, BTK killer, we know really,

well, we've covered him for over several course of several episodes. Yeah. But I hope that

that interview really got you into watching mine, Hunter. So are you asking me if I watch

it? Yes. Listen, I've had a lot going on in my life lately and I'm not. No one cares.

Yeah. We'll say this. We talked about this on Thursday's another shot. I'm back in the

like the Netflix Disney plus lifestyle streaming things again. So I'm all into mine, Hunter.

I really like coming home and turning on friends and just like letting it play in the background

in the evenings. Sure. But I realized like I'm not really getting anything culturally or

yeah, keep going. What's the word like intellectually out of that? Yes. So mine, Hunter is on my

list. Let's put it that way. Yeah. I mean, like, you know, it's good to when you're in television

to know what's on TV television, especially when you're in true crime television, right?

To watch true crime television. I know this is like a big concept for you. You knew how much

true crime television I watch around these in these hallways of oxygen. Yeah. You'd be

impressed. This one, John, take a drink. I just stand up for John. Yeah. When you work

in true crime all day, every day, when you're not really a poser bravo person. Oh,

I was a bravo person. I'm really sure what that means. It's hard sometimes to go home and watch

more true crime. You know what I'm saying? Well, right. When you surround yourself with this work

on a daily basis, I mean, we, we've talked in a serious way. We do talk about this when people

ask, how do you work in oxygen? It's like, yeah, like when you do this for a full-time job,

when you go home, you're not also looking to be inundated with sadness necessarily. But,

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