Welcome to the Power Trip after party podcast. It is Monday is August 30th. It's the last

Power Trip after party of the month of August. Wow emotional. It really is. Really is.

You need that. There you go. Thanks Echo. I saw us needed a Sharpie and I gave him a Sharpie. Thank you.

Yeah, it is is already September and we're going to blow through a Viking season pretty quickly.

And then we're going to be back into winter and it's going to be crazy because I don't know.

Times are flying by nowadays, man. Okay, times are flying by. It was fast last year, but this year I think, you know, you start doing things again.

And then it goes even faster and everything's hyper speed and stuff. You guys do a podcast right after party podcast. You want to talk?

That's what we're doing right now, aren't we? I thought I was going to have something interesting to say. I never can.

Carly's here. I don't need to. I don't need to. What are you doing? Yeah, what are you doing, man?

Trying to like hopefully like lead into somebody saying something that's entertaining and then people will listen to this podcast more.

Oh, and then you'll make some money. Yeah, that's the goal really. Usually. And then usually somebody says something might not, but nobody has.

No, we're just going to let you hang. Yeah. You're carrying the ship.

We're going to find a direction. We're just going to go. So we got the stay fair show tonight, which is awesome because you're almost there.

You'll find something. It's going to be the second time this year after the comedy show, of course, where there's going to be a roar of people cheering for the show.

And it's awesome. I just think it's the best. I remember there a couple years ago sitting in the back and they announced, you know, you Corey and they announced you saw us and everything.

And the whole place goes wild and there's people up on the bridge. It's the coolest thing. And it's one of those things that you guys have talked about in the past.

It was kind of the first, I guess, time you realized truly how big this show had grown is when you went out there. And I want to know, is it still special now?

Are you still excited for it? Now as you were back when those crowds did swell up to where they are now?

The answer is yes. And it's because it's because we've been doing this almost 20 years that I remember doing shows or broadcasts in front of almost nobody.

I remember doing state fair shows in the morning where we would do the show for janitors and basically Fox nine who was setting up.

And then by the time eight o'clock rolled around, we might have like 10 or 12 people and then at nine o'clock, maybe it'd be like 20 to 25.

And you're going like, hey, people are listening to us. But I think people forget that when you do a radio show in front of the same three or four or five people every day.

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