Green is dear listeners.

This is Jonah Goldberg with another exciting edition of the Remnant Podcast.

I believe this is episode number 712 or it might be like 17 or something.

It's really hard for me to keep track when you're micridosis as much as I do.

And this week's episode of, excuse me, I'm still getting over the pneumonia.

Or maybe it's a play, hey, I'm not sure.

This week's episode of the Remnant is brought to you by a new advertiser, the Dollar Shave Club.

Now, those of you who have listened to the other podcast, you might have heard this pitch before.

Dollar Shave Club is looking to be the full service grooming company for men.

Basically, if a guy can do it in a bathroom, not going to get x-rated here,

but whatever a guy needs to do to sort of keep himself looking good, feeling good, smelling good, they want to provide it.

They want to take care of you.

They got their start by doing shaving stuff and the shaving stuff is great.

I've used it before. They got this stuff, which is like, they call it shave butter, which kind of reminds me of that sign filled episode,

where Kramer actually shaves with butter and everyone thinks they smell popcorn.

But it actually, it works. It's great.

I used a little of it from my sample package this week, although I'm growing this beard, so I had to do it around my neck and upper cheek level.

And I didn't do it on my back, but I hear from John Padoritz that it works wonders there, too.

They even have a new product coming out, which I like to call Paul Krugman's column, but they prefer to call it a butt wipe, but it's the same principle.

And they have body cleansers, and it's this great sort of head to tail or head to toe, one stop shopping kind of thing for the guy who doesn't want to sort of worry about getting quality stuff.

And so this is a great time to give a Dollar Shave Club a try.

You can get your first month of their best razor, along with travel size versions of shave butter, body cleanser, and yes, even Paul Krugman's column.

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