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Anyways, enough of that. Let's get on to the show. Everybody on that, in that form thread that's suggesting Twitter handles for me

has made me paranoid about opening the show with hello everyone welcome to the

podcast so I'm trying to think of something else greetings listeners hey guys no I that. No, that's even worse. I used to say, hey guys, and then I switched to hello everyone. You haven't done hey guys in a long time. I don't want to do either one. You don't want to just throw back. I'm going to go with what no one said. Greetings listeners. Welcome to Four Player Podcast. Episode 464. My name is Nick Henderson. I am joined this evening

by Bradley Simons. Hello. Nolan Hedstrom. Hey, everybody. And filling in for Krispy this week,

who is on assignment at the premiere of Ghostbusters or something. Christopher Davis. Good

evening. Good evening. You, that's one thing you've never changed, Chris Davis. You've always responded to this with... Because it's quite polite. Good evening. I get... Okay, fine. It is polite. How is everybody doing? That's such a weird thing to say, though. Like, do you say that to people in person, Chris Davis? Do you walk up to, like, order, like, fast food? And they're like, hi, and you're like, greetings. Good evening. No. Do you say good evening in the morning when people ask? I don't believe so. When people pass you in the hall? I feel like it's just something you say so naturally that you just

say it without thinking about it. I mean, I naturally, in the morning, I'll say morning. Because

to me, good evening sounds weird. Like, if you were to just like, you sound a little like, like,

like Dracula when you say. A little bit. Good evening. You sound like an old guy from the 50s maybe,

like if you were like a businessman.

But like because like when I was in France, like your greeting to people at night was

Bonnui, which is like good night or no, wait.

Bonnui is good night as you're going to sleep.

Bonsois is like kind of like the good evening kind of type thing.

So I'm watching, sorry, this is the weirdest, this is just a random tangent all of a sudden, but like I'm, I'm watching, I'm watching Penny Dreadful. Okay. On Netflix. Okay. And which takes place, um, in 1800s and. Nick, I don't mean to interrupt, but you watch a lot of TV.

I know.

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