Hey, this is Phil Vissier. Welcome back to the show. I'm here with Skyjutani. Hello, Phil.

Hi, Sky and Christian Taylor. Hey, Sky's a little sleepy, maybe a little sleepy,

because he just did something big. What'd you just do, Sky? I stayed up late last night to watch a

movie. Why did you watch a movie? It's so late. Just to celebrate the fact that I turned in my

manuscript for my book. Sky's book is done. What's the book called? Futureville. Futureville,

aka the artist formerly known as tomorrow. Tomorrowland. Right. Do not upset the mouse.

And do you have a subtitle? That is still being worked up. We've had many subtitles. Many.

You know, it's interesting as I was trying to help you brainstorm these names. You know,

I was just taking tomorrow land, as I think a lot of people did and didn't know the context. And when

you explained to me the context, it was different than I would have thought it would have been. Right.

That's why the subtitle is important. Right. You want a title that's memorable and easy to

transmit and communicate, but you need a subtitle that actually tells you what the right point

to the book and sell the book. And that's a new marketing ploy. Right. So just from the subtitle

Futureville, you wouldn't know it's a gardening book. That's right. You wouldn't know that. So the

subtitle, gardening in the future. In tomorrow. Cultivating your garden. All right. Let's

let's sing a theme song. I was thinking because we did Kermit The Frog a few weeks ago,

another one of Jim Henson's characters is Ralph the Dog. You know, I do know Ralph the Dog.

I love him. I can sometimes do Ralph the Dog. It's a fairly aggressive voice for the first.

Should we back up? No, it's either this is Ralph the Dog.

Hey, Kermit. Let's sing a little song. I think he's going to blow something out.

You know, it kind of hurts. This will be fun. Hey, it's a podcast. What do you know? Hey,

it's a podcast. So there's no video. Hey, it's a podcast. So,

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