I did kind of forget about that.

Yeah, I didn't.

You know what?

Because when you're the person that's forgotten about,

you don't forget about it.

But if you did the forgetting in the first place,

of course you forgot about it.

It wasn't anybody forgot.

Yes, you did forget.

It is kind of weird that I am.

That is technically actually... Like, I can actually walk in there right now where that is. Yeah. That's kind of weird. Yeah, I know. Hello, everyone. This is Fun Employment Radio. I'm Greg Dibble here with Sarah Kstiland. Thank you so much for tuning in today wherever you listen.

It is so fantastic that you do so.

Of course, we're live here on the Fun Employment Radio Network

and then available via podcast all over the internet

wherever podcasts can be found and someday we'll learn how to speak.

But it's not us that's speaking as much today. This is my eloquent intro. Because we are

joined today. We're going to be playing it here

in just a second by one of our buddies, Mr. Jason Lamb or Mr. Lamb. Mr. Lamb, as he is referred to.

Jason, in case you don't know, which probably everybody that listens to this show does, Jason,

he had a show here on the Fun Employment Radio Network called The Carl Show starring Jason, I believe is what the name of that was. And then also was, along with Sarah and I, the co-founders of the Portland podcast festival. Wait, I was one of those two? Yes, indeed. Wow. Not according to television. Or the Willamette Week.

Well, the Willamette Week.

I'm out of that one, too. Oh, great. I know. That's what that one, like, smarts a little bit more because somebody neglected, poor Greg. I got, I got. The Willamette we just had Jason on there. I got ignored twice. Twice. Twice, that's true. so so but but jason, co-founder of that and the founder of the long-running minority retort comedy showcase, which is having its last show.

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