Oh, hello, Homer. Hey, big dog. Hmm. What's that? I feel like we talked about this. Yeah.

I, I, um, I forget what it's because it's a premonocta. Whatever it's called, I want the thing

where I get to pre-approved nicknames for me. Okay. I mean, that's fair in this valid word,

deltier. Given you want to vent with me, you got, you got Poppy. You, which you spelled B-A-P-I.

Yeah. Which I think might be some, I don't even know what culture you're appropriating,

but it's gross. Yeah. You call me Poppy or often you call me big P-A-P-I, big puppy.

And then you call me big dog. Hey, big dog. I'm like two inches taller than you. I know. It's

not bragging. God. Oh, was that, was that a, uh, weird flex? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know.

Nicknames, uh, you know, it's, uh, you know, you don't get to pick your cause of death and you

don't get to pick your nickname. You know, George Costanza tried. He wanted to be T-bone.

T-bone was the thing he was. Yeah. You know, they called him instead, do you remember?

Um, no. Coco. Coco. Because remember, remember, Mr, um, the guy, the guy at that, uh,

that incompetent company at play now was a, was a play now and it wasn't play now. It was at the,

um, oh, it was Kruger. It was the, the, uh, where they smooth statues that the company. Uh-huh.

Remember, and he, he sees George arguing with the guy about who gets to be T-bone. He sees him

gesticulating. He says, he looks like Coco, like Gorilla, you know, oh, that's right. And then

later on that, I think in that same episode, putty goes, Coco, I like that Gorilla. Let's not

I watch the Seinfeld, where he has the eight ball jacket. Are you starting the point? Yes.

Start from the beginning and you're working through them. Of what? Seinfeld. No, no, it was, um,

the kind of TV that's mainly kind of functional television. Oh, yeah.

Title, which, which is where I go through and I, I go through. There's a wonderful app and

wonderful service. I, I love this. Are you aware of something called channels?

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