Hello, friends. A quick announcement before this week's episode, the announcement is that 60 songs that explain the 90s will be doing 120 songs. We are doing 30 more songs. There's too many songs, so we're doing more songs.

Also, this is a great bit that we have stumbled on this arbitrary adding of songs,

and who are we to turn our backs on a great bit?

This episode brings us to 88 songs.

We have two more to get to 90, then we'll be taking a break for two months,

but returning

promptly on May 3rd, 2023. I got a schedule going. It's very organized and soothing Google Doc.

This is going to be it. 120 songs is going to be it. I said this is going to be it last time

when we jumped to 90. You don't believe me

this time. I don't blame you. That's fine. Hear me now and believe me later. We will stop at 120

songs. They will kill me if we don't stop the show at that point. Many thanks to Bill Simmons,

Sean Fennessee, Mallory Rubin, Juliet, Lippman, Amanda Dobbins,

and the rest of the ringer crew for not killing me yet. This extension will take us pretty much

exactly to the end of 2023, and then we will find something else to do with ourselves. But I'm

tremendously excited to keep this show going, and I am eternally grateful to everyone who listens.

I am so grateful for all the tweets and DMs and emails, even the ones sassing me about my pronunciation, and especially the drunk ones.

Bonus points for you announce if you're drunk in your message, but honestly, I can always tell.

Thank you so much to everyone for listening, for reaching out, for spreading the word, for your enthusiasm, for your sass. I am having a great time, and I'm very psyched that I get to have a great time for a little longer. In conclusion, 60 songs that explain in the 90s will be expanding at 120 songs and then stopping.

I mean it at this time.

We got two more songs to go.

Then we'll take a break.

Then we'll be back.

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