And I have a visitor from my Fox days, which I try not to remember because they were painful.

That was tough.

But the one good thing that came out of those shows was our pal, Julie, who's with us now.

Julie's in from California, Julie Stewart Bings.

How are you?

I'm great.

We are an unlikely duo, Mike.

I know.

We go way back from those updates.

That's it. FS1, FS2, of course, Mike. I know. We go way back from those updates. That's it. F.S. 1,

FS2, of course, when soccer was on. I try about those painful days when I used to preempt me.

I used to get mad, throw things at the screen. So, like, those, but you were the one thing that was pleasant at those shows. So how you doing? What's new? I'm great. It's great to be in New York, of course. You know, it's actually sunny and hot.

You live in California. It's, the marine layer is real. It's, it's tough living there.

It's kind of cloudy sometimes. It's like the 60s. You're a Canadian. Yes. By nature. Can you hear that? Is my

accent still around? Say out. Out. Oh, no, that sounds like out. No, I'm saying an American.

Say it like they said. Oh, there you go. That's how I can tell. That's how you, that's how

organization. Say organization. That's how I can always tell if it's a Canadian. See,

those are the words. So the bottom line is, you're a Canadian. Did you, was it culture shock to go to California or was it easy to go to California?

Well, I mean, Mike, you know I was coming from Regina, Saskatchewan.

Right.

You know, the city that rhymes with fun.

Right.

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