Welcome friends to the mystery crate. I'm Billy Gil. That's Chris Whittyham. Roy

Bellamy is here to. I wish. That's why I giggled. That's what I heard Jim Nance as well. Jim

Nance would have no time to talk to me. I don't think that Jim Nance would ever. I'm just too

dumb for Jim Nance if we're going to cut right to it. What are we going to talk about? So Dan

had a series on South Beach sessions where he was talking to our new CEO, John Skipper, and

some things appeared to be left unasked. There it is. So our intrepid reporter. I'm just going to

say there were some too many softballs in that Dan interview with Skipper. Well, there you go.

Straight from Chris Cody. Chris Cody got to sit down with John Skipper to kind of fill in the gaps

and ask the questions that Dan didn't want to ask. I think it's fair to say. I don't even know

how to explain what happened with me and John Skipper. I mean, a friendship was born. I was terrified.

I kind of blacked out through the whole thing. So I don't really remember it. But I think it went

well. I still have a job. So a budding friendship is what you're about to hear. But Chris, when you

say that there were too many softballs and then you say a friendship was born. I don't think hardhating

journalism generally ends in friendship. See Chris. Chris. You ever heard of Bob Costas?

You ever heard of Jim Gray? I mean, these guys are men that you talk to them and you think

you're best friends with them and all of a sudden, wow, they just did journalism on me and I didn't

even see it because we're on a vacation. And yet I just told them so just don't I have a process

here. And me and John Skipper, I took them to the woodworks. Did I use that right? I think you

would check. I think you take someone to the woodshed. Correct. Yeah. What about works? There's

something like I you also take someone somewhere where it's vision works. You take them there to

get his glasses. No. I think I think you gave him the work, I think, is an expression. There you

think. I was trying to find it. And I think you gave him a business. Well, well, it's sexual.

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