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If you think it's just snacks, you're right, it's just snacks. However, there are moments when we're off the air, when Tom and I are having debates about all kinds of food-related

questions. Exactly right. If there were moments when we were off the air, this would be a 24-hour seven-day-a-week podcast. No, I was specifying that sometimes when we're

off the way we're having specific food debates, and I was going to give an example the one we

were just having right now, which is about steeping tea. That is in the category of food debate.

Yeah.

We, uh, now, you don't know this.

You, I don't know it.

No, the viewers.

Right. And Tom. begging the question. They're not. They're not. They're not. They're not. They're not. They're not. They're not. All right. but if you were viewers, you would know that Tom and I have a tradition before we start each mate's podcast, which is we put on the kettle. We go to the kitchen. Sure we do. We walk down the aisles, past all the, what are those guys, they working in cubes? Yeah, the cubicles. Past C, you know, we're down the hall from CNN, so past Wolf Blitzer's cubicle. Yeah. And then there's always a, how you doing, Wolf?

Hey, guys.

Very cordial.

Wolf is always harried. And to me, it's like, you're doing, the news is just going to, well, here's what Wolf doesn't seem to realize. The news is going to keep coming in. Yep. when when wolf gets a bit of news he's like oh

daylight savings

almost like he thought today there'll be When Wolf gets a bit of news, he's like, oh, daylight savings.

Ah, man, almost like he thought today there'll be no news.

There's never been a better named guy for a host of reasons, but one of the primary reasons is he goes after it like a goddamn wolf.

Yeah.

You want to say, guy, pace yourself.

He can't do it.

Fine. That makes him who he is. He needs to, he blitzes the news. He blitzes the news. Like a goddamn wolf. Perfect. Perfect. So, hey, Wolf, how you doing? Hey, guys. Can't talk. And it's always like, hey, Mark. Hey, Timmy. Yep. He doesn't know. And we're not going to correct him. And we walk by him like three times a day. The least.

Yeah.

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