Okay, everybody, it is Thursday and you know what that means. It's TV time.

Yeah, Lon Harris is with us to do this week and streaming to break down. We crashed episode four

and the dropout episode six. There will be some spoilers. But these were real world stories,

so you probably know what we're going to talk about anyway. It's true. Get caught up on episode seven

if you haven't already. It's a great discussion about what we're realizing is to really great pieces

of television. Great stories, great TV. Well executed. Just fabulous. And then we have David

Roddellitz on. He is the CEO and co-founder of Flyfish Club in New York. He's partners with Gary

V. Gary Vaynerchuk on that. It's New York City's first NFT restaurant. You buy an NFT. You get a

membership. You can sell those memberships on NFT platforms. Really fascinating idea. It really is.

It's a very interesting conversation. It's going to be a great show. Stick with us.

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slash twist. Okay, everybody. Lon Harris is back. I'm here. Streaming. Everybody's new favorite

segment. The part where we watch TV for. Where do you get to do every day? It's literally

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