Hello, hello, lo, lo, lo, lo, lo, welcome to the naughty but nice show.

I'm your host, Rob Shooter, and it is Monday, which means a dear friend, Garrett Vogels joining us. Hey, Garrett, are you there? Good morning, friends. Great to see you and hear from you. And let's, you know what, let's jumpstart this week on the right foot. How about it? I agree. It's going to be a great week. I'm determined to have a fantastic week. And talking about having a fantastic week, I'm going to see you in person tomorrow, Garrett. I'm coming up to do your show. I'll be on the Elvis Duran and the morning show. I think that's the official title of the show. Is that correct? Yes. You know, that also means you have to put on a shirt.

Don't give my secrets away. We tape these podcasts very early in the morning. I put on a shirt. Don't give my secrets away.

We take these podcasts very early in the morning. I roll out of bed maybe 15, 20 minutes ago, and these are pretty much my pajamas. You got your pajamas on, yeah. You got your pajamas on ready to go. What do you sleep in, Garrett? Is that too personal? I'm more of a, I'm a T-shirt kind of guy. I am in boxers, you know, and then maybe when it's like really cold, like middle of the winter, I'll maybe go flannel, like, pants just to just to keep, keep the legs warm, you know? Keep the legs warm. Bob, you know what I'm doing this week? I got a big thing. I am running the New York City Marathon on Sunday. What? Can I sponsor you? Is that a thing? I should send me a link and congratulations, Garrett. That's amazing. Thank you. Yeah. No, no sponsorship. This is just a straight thing. And it's always weird asking people for money. You know what I mean? It is, but this is such a major accomplishment. This is how many miles? 26. Point two. Sorry, point two. Yeah. Do you have a goal time-wise, or do you just want to get it done? Just want to get it done. So, you know, a lot of people are like, I'm running the marathon. I like to say I'm doing the marathon because then it gives me a little bit of time to walk from time to time. My sister,

Christine's a marathon runner. She's done the London Marathon several times and her goal is to come

to New York and do the New York Marathon. I didn't realize you have to register that. You can't

just turn up and run. There's a whole process. It would be a big mess if everybody just turned

up and ran. But yeah, no, it's exciting, it's scary.

I've never, you know, this is the first time.

Normally, you know, there's the nervous energy, like right before I hit the link

when I talk to you every Monday morning.

This one is a little bit of different nerves.

You know, it's scary, exciting.

It's almost like the first time you and I met.

Oh, Christine said my sister that her first marathon, she'll never forget. And when you come across that finish line, which you will, the time doesn't matter. When you come across that line,

it is one of the best hires she has ever had. She puts it up there with when she had her children.

Like it was fat, the adrenaline.

She burst into tears. It's such a major accomplishment. Oh, we're going to be really cheering

you on on Sunday. And we do understand if next Monday, if you're not doing the podcast, you saw,

I will let you know. But I definitely will have some inside scoop because I'm starting where they put like all the like famous people.

How are you starting there, fancy pants?

Well, just I talk my way into it.

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