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Alright, before we start the podcast,

a couple things to go over regarding the new format of the show and the changes that are going to happen in Trill Leaving.

I'll try to get through this quickly, because I did a bit of a bad job explaining things the other day.

It was kind of a tough thing to tell everyone. It kind of blew it.

Anyway, here's the deal. No, Trill did not get pushed out. I don't know why some people think that.

That's not the case. This company fucking rules. They allow us to do kind of whatever we want.

They allow us to be creative and try new things in terms of... They would have never pushed them out.

Anyway, in terms of Trill though, he's just hanging up the cleats.

He's a man who logged off the internet and Twitter a couple years ago.

This is maybe his last creative outlet in that sense. He's enjoying it. He loves to do it.

He's absolutely going to miss it. He's already said that, but he's a dad. He's a husband.

He's also a guy with a real job. It's one of those things that it's tying the move on.

He's not 25. I wish the man was 25. He's also not 45. You get my point.

Look, we respect it. No hard feelings at all.

If anything, you should have hard feelings for me and Ken Jack, because we somehow kept convincing him to fucking stay.

He said, I got to hang him up. I got to hang him up. He just kept coming around and doing the pod and enjoying it.

He'll absolutely be a guest on whatever the fuck he wants. If Trill wants to come on the podcast, he can come on the podcast.

I guess that's not even a hesitation. So no, Trill not pushed out. Let's put that to bed. That's absurd.

In terms of the structure of the show, yes. We will only be doing one full-on movie podcast a week.

I want to clear that up. Sunday. It won't just be an interview.

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