All right. So I finished your book last night. I loved it.

I mean, this is great. This is, and you think listeners should buy the book. Is that what

you're saying? That's the subtext. Wait a second. Wait a minute. No. No. No. I don't.

I after careful consideration of the entire episode, I think they should make a decision on their own.

Yeah. So I wrote a book in lockdown because it was that or a podcast. And I think

at a book would be more dignified. Some offense. My. Some offense.

But, you know, it's lovely to be on your on your podcast on your very nearly radio show.

That is the voice of the great Jimmy Carr Jimmy wrote a phenomenal book. This is we were rearing

this. This is the best of episode from a year ago when that book came out. It's Jimmy Carr

before and after a life changing book. I love this book. I have to say like, you know,

a lot of a lot of Jimmy's approach to comedy is sort of roasting and saying mean things,

but actually it's it's it's a great book. And it's about the relationship between comedy

and jokes and life and kind of going to dark places to experience the catharsis. And it's his

philosophy. And we talk about it in the episode a lot today is philosophies on this stuff are very,

very thought through and when we play this originally a year ago, we got a ton of positive

feedback on it, which is great. And that's why we're playing it again today in case you missed it.

We made the big announcement. I've been typing up this announcement for probably four or five months at this point.

The old man in the pool is going a Broadway. I was on the tonight show last week. I announced it with

Jimmy Fallon. You can see that on YouTube. We're going to be I'm going to be at the Vivian

Beaumont Theatre at Lincoln Center starting October 28th through Christmas. All of those tickets

are on sale for those 70 shows. Tickets start at $48. I'm actually I'm saying 48.

Originally I said 39, but then it's like with fees. It's 48. I hate these fees. I wish that they weren't

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