You're listening to the really very crunchy podcast with your host's Emily.

And Jason.

Emily, I've got a fever.

And the only prescription is less parasites.

Fewer parasites?

Less.

I don't know.

That's not the, that's not the SNL skit that I remember.

I actually never watched SNL growing up.

So all the, all the things that, and did you?

No.

I have always been more of a, uh, clips on YouTube.

I would say most our generation is like, who actually, out of anybody out there, do you actually turn on the

television on Saturday night and think, I think people did? I want to watch Saturday night.

Yeah, in the 80s and 70s. Maybe the 90s. I missed it all. Once YouTube came out, that's, that's,

yeah, that's where you get Saturday. And then they only watch clips from the 90s. Yeah. With the occasional. And I've only actually seen like two clips. I don't believe. The van down by the river one. Yeah, yeah. Because we lived in a van down by the river. You've seen some jeopardy ones,

I'm sure. Maybe a couple. You know. Probably you showing them to me. Yeah. Yeah. Likely.

Yeah. Um, I don't believe TV ratings at all. People say with certain millions of people watch this every, you know,

I don't believe it. I think most people watch it on YouTube. You worked in the news industry.

Yeah. Where the numbers were insane. It's like potential reach. Well, there was a law that said they had to, like, post their numbers of how many, you know,

people read their newspaper or subscribe to their newspaper.

For advertising, right?

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