3,000 shows.

We're all of you've almost got it down.

Almost where it's going to get it.

3,000 episodes we're working on. You know something though that we didn we didn't say at the beginning of all those, need to get our readers. That's not something. And now all three of us have had the discussions about glasses and literally Richard's had to hold out as readers. Hello, everyone. This is, sorry I had to call it out. This is Funnel Plymouth Radio. I'm Greg Nibble here with Sarah Dillon. Thank you so much for tuning in today wherever and however you listen to it. It is so fantastic that you do. So, of course, sorry I had to call it out. This is Fun Employment Radio. I'm Greg Nibble here with Sarah Dillon.

Thank you so much for tuning in today wherever and however you listen to it.

It is so fantastic that you do.

So, of course, we are live on the Fun Employment Radio Network. And then available via podcast all over the internet, wherever podcasts can be found. Almost got that part right. We're just killing it on this one. Today is the 3,000 episode of Fun Employment Radio.

Oh, my Lord.

You know, they say you've got to practice something for 10,000 hours,

and that's before you can perfect it, and that's wrong. Yeah. What they don't say is that at 12,000 hours, it all falls apart again. It all goes away. Thank you, everyone, for being here. And, of course, Mr. Rick Amerson joining. Why, hello, congratulations and all of that. Thank you. So forth. How have you been, Mr. Rick? I'm good, except I'm now, I just, as you noted, I now have, I've reached the where I have to carry two sets of glasses everywhere I go. It doesn't matter what I'm doing. And they have a label on them, too. They do like one. Oh, you've got a label maker label. You're like 70 point type. Reading.

And the other one is just like, you know, regular. Oh. Only because I want to write bifogels, which is what they are. I'm sorry, they're progressive lenses. Yeah, they're not trans. Oh, the transitional are the ones that change colors. Those are the ones that turn dark during the end of the sun.

Yeah. Really? I had those when I was in grade school because I wanted to be dateless and friendless forever. Because they didn't used to be cool like they are not now because it's like I had full on like square metal. And then they would just turn and it just, I just, it was, they were bad. When they're kind of in between, like, getting really dark in the middle, I kind of feel like David Koresh.

I know. would just turn and it just I just it was they were bad when they're like kind of in between like getting really dark and in the middle I kind of feel like David Koresh I can see that or yeah yeah

sort of like a Jim Jones kind of like an off brand Elvis sort of a thing yeah oh that really is a

colt leader look yeah it really is it's although I see you probably did not get your glasses from

Sears Roebuck, which I did.

So that would explain. Yeah, those are way better.

Yeah.

Those are full-on David Koresh glasses. Oh, my God. And then when they start to turn, like I totally look like... I thought you were kidding. I was not kidding. That's what I wanted to show you. Okay, try saying this.

Say, the time of purification is here, we will now bathe in the blood of the lamb.

The time of purification is here.

We will now bathe in the blood of the lamb

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