And we're back for stuff.

This is what we're doing.

It's welcome back to the air tomorrow awkward hour,

where we see where I sit here in the studio

and do listen to voicemails and replied to them, you know, in a weird way.

But the good news is this time I have Corey here in case it gets super weird again and then she's she can be the backup for me.

My hype man. I like that. Yeah, so we're gonna do that we're gonna do that the

hype man stuff. Yeah we are. 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.

Episode 856.

Oh, here it is. Is this loud enough? Yeah, that's perfect. So hey, it's April 9, 2020.

This is the mediocre show. I am Eric tomorrow. I am Corey. Indeed you are. And we're back. We're still here. No one's got the COVID's that I know of in this room. And I hope that none of you guys in the nation have it.

That would suck. But yeah, so anyway, we're going to keep doing this thing until the wheels fall off, which I think is, I give it one more week. One more week until the wheels completely fall off.

But yeah, so we're socially distancing. We're doing that, working from home,

we're doing that.

We have some good working from home stories stories maybe we'll tell them here.

And I think I mentioned it on the last show.

Corey has most recently listened to it so she could probably tell me.

But I feel like we may have talked about some of the working

from home things and I know I've mentioned before that Corey has a real job with like

real life consequences that aren't just making videos for people and it's been

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