Hey, welcome to Fitstog Radio. Happy to have you back. It's a beautiful week in the

fall here in Los Angeles. Last night was the first time since I guess probably may that

be closed our windows to go to sleep and snuggled under the covers through move on the wife,

got shut down, listen to an audiobook. Hey, you know, sometimes, sometimes the history of

Vladimir Lenin is just as exciting in your ears as you go to sleep. You know, I go to sleep every night

and I listen to audiobooks and I their biographies, historical biographies. I guess all biographies

are historical, right? But I mean deep history, right? And right now I'm on a, a Russia kick. I just

I listen to Stalin's biography and Trotsky's biography. And now I'm listening to Lenin's biography.

Anyway, so I remember none of it. That's the crazy thing as I saw my friend Brian Kyly the other

night and Chris Gorbos who runs the West Side comedy theater. Great fucking club. If you're ever

in Santa Monica and we're talking about books we've read and I'm like, yeah, I'm reading this book

about Lenin. Really? How is it? What's it about? He he was poor growing up. He was rich growing up.

Um, I can't remember. It's pathetic. And I just realized like so much of my brain.

If I obviously I'm tired going to sleep, but I had a guy come up to me at the comedy store the

other night and he was like, Greg and I turn around and I'm like, don't recognize this guy at all.

And he's like, uh, hey, man, we got to get the golf team back together. And so I'm like a

detective. I'm like, okay, I played golf with this guy at some point. And then I was like,

and he looks at my face and he can tell I'm fucking lost. And he's like, with Richie,

who manages the comedy store? And I've still nothing. Fucking zero. And it's just I don't,

I, I have, I struggle with facial recognition. Like really bad. Like I will work with somebody for

an entire weekend. And then a few months later, I'll run into them. Like maybe they come to L.A.

And I don't remember their face. And it's not like I'm an asshole. It's not that I don't care.

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