Hey, everybody.

Solo intro this week.

Seth is not around.

I imagine he is on spring break with his family, but to be perfectly honest, when we

aren't on a podcast together, we don't talk that much.

So I don't know where he is.

But I hope he's somewhere great.

Real quick, sort of updates for what I've been doing.

I went to Ohio this last weekend, which is a beautiful little town in California. It's about an hour and a half from Los Angeles. And it was my dear friend, Molly Kloss's 50th birthday. The last time I was in Ohio was for Molly Kloss's 50th birthday.

The last time I was in Ohio was for Molly Kloss's 40th birthday.

And the last time I was at Molly Kloss's birthday for her 40th was the day that my nephew Ash was born.

So Ash Myers has turned 10, which is amazing. I sent him a gift. He called to thank me for it.

I'm just kidding. He didn't call to say thanks because he's 10. And that's not apparently what children do.

But I hope he likes it. Ash, I really hope you like it. Oh, Ohio is great. It is so charming. Although I will say, you know, my buddy Devin and I went to the

Ohio Valley Inn, which is a very sort of shishi,, lovely hotel with these sprawling grounds and they have a

golf course. So we went to go play golf there. It ain't cheap. And look, I know that golf as a thing is

kind of a dushy thing in general. Malcolm Gladwell has a full podcast where he talks about how

golf courses shouldn't

exist. And there's a lot of tax loopholes specifically in Los Angeles that have been exploited.

And I'm with Mr. Gladwell on all that. But I do enjoy golfing. And because it was a weekend,

you know, it's a vacation.

My buddy Devin and I decided to spend a little money and go to this golf course.

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