So, David the

You've entered the Paracast with your host, Jane Steinberg and David Bieti.

So, David, in the wake of last week's show, it was not awake, it was an exciting show, a lot of fun, but somebody wrote and said, what detracted from listening to it, not the noise in the bar room, which I realize people with crappy speakers, it didn't come out too well.

Yeah, yeah. And we did our best.

We did our best to cut it back without distorting the sound itself.

Someone said we giggle too much, or you giggled too much, or Jeremy giggle too much.

What is your response to that?

Laughter is good for the soul.

Laughter is a good thing.

Actually, I would submit that the quality of life, if you want a real gauge of the quality of a life, look at the ratio of the amount of time laughing versus not laughing.

I think that when you get to the end of your life, you take stock and if you laughed a lot, you had a good life.

So I'm just having a good life, that's all.

Okay.

Okay. How about some laughter? David,

go ahead. Well, I'm not going to laugh on demand. What do you think I'm a monkey? I'm not going to laugh on demand. I mean, if something is funny, I will laugh. I don't know how to laugh on demand.

In fact, I, I, you know, what? We're talking to Richard Dolan this week one of our favorite guests why are you doing

this i just wanted to bring it up because this is the show that is being heard after last week's show

because it's the next week's show yeah but we're not going to use cuss words and we're going to be

very good and if we laugh it will be completely appropriate and in fact it will be laughter not giggles

there is a difference.

Indeed.

Giggling is just a precursor to laughter.

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