Well, well, well, why is it a no-show show?

It is a no-show show because this has happened over the years, with all the shows I've ever done.

This has probably happened five or six times over the last ten years, where a show didn't get recorded.

This is the first time it was my responsibility.

This bummed me out the most.

So my guest was Jeff Dye, and as Jeff was leaving, we were talking about, Jeff said,

like, you know what, even if we didn't do this as a podcast, this was a lot of fun.

And I told him that in the past, when this has happened, that's what the guests have said,

that sometimes they're here and we figure it out.

One time with Danny LeBelle, literally, he was still here, and we go, I go, oh my God, he goes,

well, we still had a really good time, and we decided to order some dinner and just make the best of it.

And that helped.

But out of all the times, this bummed me out the most, because as Jeff was leaving the house,

we talked about that, and then 20 minutes after he left, I realized, holy shit, this happened.

So it was just a really special show, and I hope he'll come back soon, because it was a really special show.

I don't know how to say it, but I didn't want the whole experience to get completely lost.

And it was just, besides being silly and doing bits, it was just like, I feel like I really

understand, Jeff, I feel like, you know, when you meet someone and you go, I want to meet his

girlfriend, because if he's this nice, then I bet his girlfriend is this nice.

Like I thought about that, like when he left, I'm like, I should have them both over by the fire.

Like take our friendship to another level, and it was just really, we did bits,

but also there were some niceties gone back and forth with he told me some things that really

...