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At Juliet Litman on Instagram. Right there in the bio. It's in my bio. I'm going to add it to my bio too. You've been saying that for a while. I wonder why we don't get more phone calls. Like, why don't more people want to talk to me? No, people call. We just don't have access to see how many phone calls we get. No one's like DMing me like, hey, I called.

Oh.

Just saying. Now you've got something else. people call, we just don't have access to see how many phone calls we get. No one's like DMing me like, hey, I called.

Oh.

Just saying.

Well, now you've got something else to do on John Julian's Instagram profile.

Let me know if you called.

Yeah, because people do call me.

I got called six times that couldn't get through and led us to a suspicion about the work

ethic of our producer Mike Worgon.

No, I do not question Mike's work ethic. Do you think he listens to every single one?

I think he browses how many we have. I think there's like a translation. Yeah, you can read them. Yeah, so he probably just gets an idea. Which is what I do, and I get voicemails too. I don't listen to them anymore. I just read the transcript. I just ignore them. That too. P.S. If you want to watch us on YouTube, which you might want to do, some good visuals this week.

YouTube.com slash at Ringer Food. We got to work on this. Are we due perfect yet? Good question. The problem for me, the problem for me is that I forget that YouTube exists. Like, it's just, it's not central to my existence. I do really like it, but I'm not like, huh, I think I need to check in on Dude Perfect. Right. I don't know. I have specific things I go to YouTube for. Let's get into the stories. Okay. Are you interested in this Artemis II spaceflight? Yes. I think that most people are. Yeah. Pictures are pretty cool. Is Quincy into it? I guess? Way into it. Way into it. That's really what brings me into it because, you know, he knows a lot about space and space travel. I assumed that we were going to the moon, to the moon. I think this is kind of like, why are we spinning the block? Well, they're going to the dark side of the moon. They went to the dark side of the moon. They went to the other side. Okay. A lot has been, are you just questioning if we can land on the moon? I don't know what we're doing with this trip. Well, it's going someplace no humans ever been before. Okay. And a jar of Nutella, which is what I wanted to bring up with you today. Yes. So if you've been avidly watching the videos, the photos, et cetera, there's a video of them going the furthest from Earth that anyone's ever been. And in the shot for four minutes is like a floating jar of Nutella. It's not just in the shot. It's like in the backer. It's in the center of the shot. And the Nutella logo is facing the camera. I love Nutella. I love Nutella too. Who does it? It's the kind of thing that would like happen in The Martian where it's just like Nutella is like part of like the bit. It's like potatoes in Nutella or something like that.

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