This is okay to use a joke that was not actually said on the podcast as the podcast title.

Maybe. I don't know. Can we? Yeah. If you mention it now, then it's not what I don't

mention it now because then it'll be a fun title. Does anybody have a copy of the podcast

bylaws that we could check? Uh, yeah. I got him here. It says three software code D says

make sure you read the call to action twice. Okay. And give the offer code spell it out

if necessary. And it's extra bad because the joke also functions sort of as a free plug

for a product. Hmm. It's not paying us. All right. Well, then I don't know. We'll have

a pretty good joke. Take this to the advertiser and see if we can get that. I actually

know someone who represents this brand is for podcasts. Turn it into its own mini podcast

series. That's a great idea. A six. All right. So put in this whole thing up. Just put

a lid on this. We are going to launch the most money making podcast and all of history.

Say the joke. Yeah. Not since me, my friends, the friends, the minute podcasts that's

going to make so much damn money. Cliff Barzinski. There it is. Okay. That's the

joke. Now we can't. All right. All right. But now I have a podcast title. You ruined the

whole thing. 30 seconds into the show. That was a little bit of business is taking care

of. Okay. It's March 6th Tuesday. I'm asked. I mean, if the podcast, if the title is

done, then I guess we just phone in the rest. I know, huh? We're almost into fiscal

queue. It's 2018. What is what is the last day of the fiscal year end of March? Is it

the literal calendar last year? Yeah. Yeah. That's not like the last Tuesday. I mean, every

any company can pick whatever fiscal year they want to run. But traditionally, a lot

of game companies end their fiscal year, March 31st or whatever it is. It's good for

tax season. Yeah. Which is why a lot of games come out. But generally, the last Tuesday

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