Welcome to other people's lives. I'm your host, Joe Sanagato. I'm your host, Greg

Dybeck and I lost my voice a little bit today. Why? Not well because I was out

last night. Oh, so you lost the yesterday? Yeah, but not because I was I'm hung over

anything. But like you know when you go to a place and it's so loud that you

just can't talk to the person next to you. Oh, I was gonna say, how does a loud

place make you lose your voice? No, because you have to scream the entire time. Yeah,

yeah, it's ridiculous. Anytime I go to any sporting event, I lose my voice. I can't

I'm a psycho. Yeah, even if I'm not a fan of any team, it just will I I can't

control myself. Yeah, it's I don't know. That's annoying. So that's so I sound a

little weird. But that is nothing to do with today's show because today we're

talking to an asexual which is interesting for us because look we're not

oblivious. We know that a lot of the episodes that we've done are based around

sex and you know, I mean one let's be real sex cells. Come on. Not only that, but I

just feel like that's a that's a thing that people are that's kind of like a

secret track. No, I mean, that's the real one. I have this thing that I want to

yeah, it's it's the thing people share with people. Exactly. So you know, it's

natural that that's going to come up a lot. But we've had a lot of I think sex

positive kind of sexual liberation related episodes where it's like own

your sexuality and it's okay to you know, be yourself and express yourself

through sex. But this is going to be interesting because from what I understand

it is sort of the opposite obviously. So this email the subject line read ever

talked to an asexual. No. I think I have. Oh, I can lie. Yeah, I don't know. I

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