Hi, everybody. Welcome to a new NMR right here on our public feed. Darren, welcome to the show.

How you feeling? You're looking cute in your red sweater on zoom we don't we don't share our

zooms we may in the future well you'll see it on the full you'll see it on the full record usually

because oh that's true record after this you know obviously this nmr's a little bit different

we have to get through our normal like day-to-day schmeggaggies but wait a minute wait a minute

i know schmegggy what is that exactly schmegggees but we are going to be

discussing something that is murder related because that's as teased previously we are going to be

discussing just the reaction a little quick five 10 minutes of reaction of the murdaw part two is part two

that's right all it like uh during the trial kind of of covering Alec Murdaugh's conviction and how that all came to be. But let's get through our shmagggy's first and then we can get to Murdaugh. So I'm super excited about this. Well, I know. And I definitely want to give my reaction too. And I know you were so excited about this documentary. I didn't even know they released one on Netflix. So, or, you know, part two. Is that how you spent your weekend after me,

like, torturing you to fucking watch this second part? Well, luckily, let me just get this right out of the way.

It was three parts and they were like 35 minutes. I was like, thank you Netflix. I don't have to dedicate, you know, a 40-hour work week to recap an episode so Darren can be happy. That's my, that was my first thought. You want it to be longer because you like true crime, but that's fine. Listen, I do. Don't get me wrong. I'm just like, you know, for all of you guys listening, in case you didn't know, Darren's like, yeah, you should watch Survivor. The premiere is six hours long.

I was like, you know, for all of you guys listening, in case you didn't know, Darren's like, yeah, you should watch Survivor.

The premiere is six hours long. I was like, no, Big Brother's three episodes. I know, it's funny because tonight when we're recording this on Thursday, I was like, 18. I go, Thursday's the big TV day. Like, so many good, so much good TV is on right now. And she was like, what? And I go, Golden Bachelor, Bachelor in Paradise, Jersey, Short Challenge, Big Brother.

I started. many good, so much good TV is on right now. And she was like, what? And I go, Golden Bachelor, Bachelor in Paradise, Jersey Shore, Challenge, Big Brother. I start like listing off everything. And

she was like, no, no, no. I said good TV. Yeah. I was like, so did I. Yeah. Those aren't necessarily

captivating storytelling, but maybe in some eyes, you know, it is. By the way, you didn't add Loki to that list. Yeah. Which is captivating storyteller. Deliberately. Anyway, more on Murdoch in a second, which by the way, it's Murdoch, right? Because that's what they were saying in the special. I think it's Alec Murdoch. I know everyone in the special was saying Murdoch,

like with a hard see at the end. I was like, maybe that's how they say it down there.

I don't. I think that's how they say it down there because it's like, it's spelled Alex, but it's Alex. And then everyone was saying Alex, but then some people were saying, Murda. I think it's Murda.

All right. Martini's and Murdaugh, if you remember those days.

Exactly. I miss those days.

Anyway, I just wanted to tell you a couple of things that are happening in my life. First of all, I don't know if you heard the news, but I am a college student, but not really. Do you want to know more about this? No. No. No. What a good setup, right? Like, oh, do you want to hear the story? I really did. I really did. Yeah, that's why we're such a good duo. I really set you up to just beat me down. Well, you graduated college already. So I don't, can you go for multiple bachelors? Like, can you go? Can you re-attend again? I guess you can't? You know, I've been in a place in my life, as you know, more than others, where I'm just sort of like, I could see myself going back to school. I would love to be a psychologist now. They always say, like, that's, I wanted to be a psychiatrist. So I went studied psychology, neuroscience, things like that in school. So, and I actually don't regret that at all. Like, I actually wouldn't have changed really anything about what I that in school. And I actually don't regret that at all.

Like I actually wouldn't have changed really anything about what I studied in school.

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