I thought you were making a jerking off. No, no, no. I mean someone could photo I could do this, you know, one of these. Yeah. One of these ones. How's he doing it?

Chris Angel. In Besschester, Pennsylvania, there's an a normalist radio show.

Though silly and strange, its powerful conversations are a testament to human nature and interaction.

It is called the mediocre show.

Abbiho, 698. Oh, that's a new intro. Who was that?

That was actually, those were...

So here's the thing.

This, uh...

It's been bothering me that it keeps playing this, the wrong one every time, right?

Or just one that doesn't have your name on it. It's been bothering me. So, I, uh, now we cares.

So this morning I was getting the voicemail set up and I was like you know what let me look on this computer and make sure because I was like somewhere I have the raw music with no voice over.

I was like let me find it so I dug through all these files

and finally found it and I was like sweet and in that folder was was the

extra takes that the guy who did the the voiceover for us did all these extra

weird takes and I was like sweet I'm going to use that one.

That's sweet and then I just clipped off the end where it said the mic and that was from back in the mic days

Really? So it's been around for a while. Been around for a long time.

The normalis.

Yes.

So anyway, this is the mediocre show.

I'm Eric tomorrow.

I am Frank and I like a to do a...

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