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Rami Yusuf, welcome to the Daily Social Distancing Show.

David, it says too much distance, but I feel like we should have been closer.

But it's what we're gonna do.

I think you're actually lucky that we're not closer because I'm such a big fan of the show

that I would have been one of those nauseating fans who would have been asking you too many questions.

I would have been all over you.

Because I remember when Rami first came out.

First came out.

A few people were talking about here, but I just stumbled across the show.

And I was like, I was running around preaching to people.

You got to watch Rami.

You got to watch Rami.

You got to watch Rami.

And now, I mean, it's widely accepted.

Yeah, Rami is much, must watch viewing.

What has that journey been like for you from going, you know,

creating a show about a Muslim millennial in New Jersey and the Muslim world as a comedy,

you know, and to now being a show that people just go like,

yeah, yeah, this is normal because it, let's be honest,

it wasn't normal like a few years ago when you decided to do this.

No, and it, and it, it still really shocks me.

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