We're back. We're back. It's a distraction. I'm Drew. That's Roth. How you doing? Roth?

I'm good, man. How are you? I am fit as a fiddle, feeling good and living large.

Wow. Yeah, I was gonna say you look like you're living large right now.

Yeah, I don't know if the kids say living large anymore.

They certainly not. They don't? Well, that's not fair.

It's everything's just they love to say, but everything's bussin' now with the kids.

Everything's bussin'. I don't get that. I know it. I tweeted it or exed it.

Where the fuck it is now. And I said that my my daughter said something was bust.

And that meant it was good. And I was like, I have never felt so fucking out of it

than not knowing that. And then everyone on Twitter was like, no, nobody says that.

They say busted or butt B-U-S-S-E-D or something like that. And I was like, oh, wait.

You mean that in this day and age there is actual regional variation that still exists

on slang? Wow. It's exciting. We have an actual young person on the podcast they could explain

some slang. Yeah, we do. What's cool? We have to preview the world series. And here we have

the most bust baseball reporter in the world. No, but if that's only true if it's a good thing.

Yeah, no, no, I mean it in a good way. It's ambabatcheliary of sports illustrated. Hi, Emma.

Hi, I am sorry to tell you guys, I am 28, which doesn't really count as young for slang

parsing these or any idea how old we are. Yeah, I'm just saying in the generational divide, it feels

like it's gotten there's like a golf between me and anyone who was like legitimately Gen Z.

This is already like you're trusting my limits here. Okay, okay, but I'm 47. So when you're like,

oh, 28, I'm so old, you know, I'm gonna be like, oh, get the fuck out of here. I will say that

one thing that makes me feel, I mean, obviously like I'm not holding onto my youth with both

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