Call's media.

I don't know.

I mean, I guess it depends on what you consider to be murder.

Like, I don't really think it was murder because, know I was I was pretty wasted so like I feel like that is a mitigating

factor but oh my god we're recording uh hey sorry this was. Well, this was not a podcast. I didn't realize we were recording. I was just talking to Matt Leib about our weekend on Sesame Street. Yeah, mine was also good on Sesame Street. And, you know, great on Sesame Street.

Yes, well, legal analysts are split on whether or not the Sesame Street weekend we had was legal or not.

Yeah, yeah, and it's, I think what's most important to note is that Big Bird is up in a farm

in the country now and he's doing great.

He's fine. He's fine. He's good.

Nobody should look into like the will that is totally legitimate that will be found in his house.

Anyway, Matt, we're still in our Burton Ernie bed reading a bedtime story, a two hour

bedtime story. Yeah, two hour lovely story.

What? Wait, I have an important question with, and I feel like Matt would give a fantastic answer this question.

Which fictional TV character would you let defend you in court?

Oh God, I mean the obvious one is Fogghorn, leg horn, because he already sounds like a rooster lawyer.

But if I had to go, does it have to be a cartoon?

No, no, no, no, no no I think I think it just fictional so just I know who I'm

so it could be and a you know from from either shows that you I mean you could pod yourself the gun or pod yourself the wire.

Where are you?

I think I already chose Fogghorn Lakehorn,

but if I had to choose someone from a live action television show.

I don't know, I feel like a fucking,

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