Welcome to Zach to the future. I'm your co-host, Dashel Driscoll, joined today by Rabbi Mark

Paul Gosler, hello Mark Paul.

Shalom. Shalom. That's correct.

You know, I'm, I just figured out you start off the show the same way every episode.

Yes. And you always say I'm joined today by my co-host. Like who else would join you?

You brought this up. I don't, I mean, look, I think you brought that up episode four

because I was like, I did like a Wayne's World thing. Like joined as always. And you

were like, of course, I'm here. Right. Well, it's taken you to start the show some.

I mean, this is our 47th episode as we were discussing before we, we came on the air

as, as radio folks say. So if I had, you know, for the fourth episode, so that was about

if I did my math right 43 episodes for me to ask you again. So, you know, notice, yeah,

to notice we'll let another 40 plus slide. And then I'll ask you again, like who are you

expecting as your other co-host? I try to do like a Simpsons chalkboard thing where it's

like every time you get a new intro based on the episode. So I am trying to like, no,

you know, you do the new intro, like, uh, join another, which I always enjoy. Like I, I

was the rabbi today. Uh, I enjoy the rabbi today. Yeah. Um, but just questioning like who

else is going to join you other than me? Um, you know, there was some, well, we could look,

we could do the summary, but I'm going to dwell on this for another minute. Last week

was actually a different intro because we had Leah here and I wanted to not give you

a fancy. I didn't give you a goofy moniker or something because I didn't know she listened

to the podcast. So I just like, cruise past your here and got into she's here. So last

week was a little different. And it turns out she did listen to the podcast. I thought last

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