Brendan Eyre, what's going on, man? You're very prompt. You're the first comedian I've had on this edition of the podcast. And the first one I booked was Lewis J. Gomez, and he was booked for Saturday at 10 a.m. And I'm still waiting for him. So I appreciate the promptness. He'll be there. No show. I'm going to start a podcast

war with him, I think. I feel like that's how you kind of entice the rattlesnake, you know?

Yeah, that's how you get them. Yeah, that's a weird thing about comedy. And no one's on time.

And it's a pet peeve of mine because I'm always on time. And so like a lot of times bookers will tell you a time

for the show working in the fact that comedians are always late. And I and so I'll get there at the

time they told me and have to sit around for half an hour. And I'll be like, no, this is ridiculous. Tell me the time

it starts, you know? I do that naturally because I don't drive, obviously. So I have to like Uber

everywhere or whatever I have to do to get places. So I'm naturally, like I factor in that

the guy might be just an asshole driver or there's traffic or whatever. So I'm everywhere an hour early and I'm just sitting there like listening to a podcast waiting for shit to start. It's the life of responsible people like me and you that it's miserable. Yeah yeah that we're stuck waiting places because of our

consideration for others um so i i asked you on uh alone this time because i so i had you guys on

over the summer the rad the famous rad dude cast with Greg Stone, Anthony DeVito, and yourself.

And it was one of the most fun podcasts I've ever hosted because I didn't have to do anything.

It was a shit show.

I just, I just opened, I just opened stream yard and let Greg Stone make shit up for an hour

and a half.

Yeah.

Um,

that for eight years.

But it is,

it is wild,

which we'll get into in a minute.

But the reason I asked you on alone is because I know you deal with some,

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