Hello and welcome to a bonus episode of the J Train podcast the following episode you're about to hear is from my patreon

I talk about patreon all the time on the podcast. I tell you about it

But I want you to see it for yourself. I want you to hear what we're doing over there because I'm proud of all the episodes

It's different. It's not the same as the J Train podcast, but it's a little bit of a it's a twist on what we're doing

Basically, I do three extra podcasts a week on Wednesdays. I do luxury lounge, which is

Me complaining about the luxuries in life the whole premise is no one can say to you that your problem is too small

Or too rich or too luxurious any problem can be complained about what that has become is now

patreon subscribers are

Commenting with their own luxury lounges. I'm reading them on the air and then I'm responding to them and agreeing with them and finding a way to

Complain with them a commiseration. So every Wednesday's luxury lounge every Friday is one more email

That's a longer email that's too long to do on the show. I want to keep the show moving

I wanted to move quick. I want us to get the email out and give the advice and have the fun

So this podcast is just one email that's a little bit longer and it's just me and you and we dim the lights and we go through the email together

And then there's coffee with J Train coffee with J Train is like

Clearing out my inbox. It's all my notes from the week. It's my opinions on pop culture stories and breakups and

Things going on in my life today's episode that you're about to hear is called luxury lounge

But it's a lot more like coffee with J Train because this episode is about Dale and Claire breaking up

I went and because I have the the platform of patreon and because I had a Wednesday podcast that I had to do

I figured it was the perfect opportunity to talk about their breakup and how it relates to breakups in general and the

Problems that I kind of saw coming with Claren Dail and also

How the audience reacted to Claren Dail. I think that's a very interesting story the backs of our audience is as much the story as the show sometimes

And I think this is one of those examples. So I

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