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It occurs to me that this show essentially is inside drama to the point of almost claustrophobia.

It gets so inside. It's almost exhausting to be part of this world, frankly. It gets

so in order and order. Bad radio and then just mocking how fucking crazy societies become.

Is that just about encapsulated or no? Yeah, pretty much.

Okay, I just wanted to get that clear with everybody. If you're just tuning in for the first time today,

because it's been bringing on crazy people, right? Do you think that stuff might come up today?

I think it's more of the same in every form and fashion. Yes, I think so.

I was just thinking of that driving it. And we're going to tackle all three today, I think,

in which order I don't know yet. I was thought of Tuesday in my mind after Labor Day is like the

season premiere of When You Do a Radio Show. I felt like you were starting a new year.

This doesn't really feel you're just doing another show. I don't know. Mike, you're

pounding already. Me? Yeah. Oh, no, no, I was just wondering, am I doing a pounding mic today,

Steve? Am I going to do this? I'm going to have to do this really. Am I really? I like my life

is doing it too short. Just stop. What are you talking about? Stop. Stop your fucking pounding.

What are you talking about? How was your birthday party? It was great. Oh, it was, yeah.

It was very nice. I saw you tweet out. You wanted everyone to know it was your birthday. So you

tweeted out about about a birthday party and how a surprise party was better than you thought it was

going to be. That was for a... That's not what I said. Yes, it was. No, it was that. What did you write?

I said the main takeaway from a surprise party is the ease with which your friends and family

will audience. What'd you take away from that, Steve? He wanted everybody to know it was his birthday.

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