Hey there, Nick Spans. What's going on?

It's your boy, Jonathan Macri, with you for another edition of the Nix Film School podcast.

I am coming at you bright-eyed and bushy-tailed.

It is a little after 11 a.m. on Sunday morning after I had for me late night out last night,

although I have a feeling the individual I'm on here with, his night may have been a little later

because he's young and he's not old like me. Jeremy Cohen, hello, sir. How are you?

Hey, John, I am good. I'm tired, but that's also a perpetual state of tiredness.

It's not necessarily a Saturday night hang, but, but yeah, I am, I'm tired and excited to,

to first have this podcast. Here we are. Got some coffee going. I had, I finished my, I should

have, I should have made a half a pot.

I asked, uh, my, my, my lovely wife, Dolores was kind enough to make me, um, a cup of coffee

because that's all I asked for, but I don't know that the, the one cup is doing what I needed

to do, but I'm going to try to press on through.

Um, so we had a fun night last night. We should just come out and tell everybody who may not be aware.

We had a watch party at T-squared Social in the city for the Knicks and the Pelicans.

And it was quite a time was had by all, although for probably about an hour,

it was not the best of times as we were wondering what we were getting ourselves into against this five-win basketball team.

But all as well, that ends well, as they say.

And the Knicks got another victory in what was a light week, only two games, they stayed rolling.

And I guess probably the best place to start is like, when we could get into the specifics

of the game that we both watched last night.

But like, I don't know. We're a third of the way of the game that we both watched last night. But like, I don't know.

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