Hi, Helen Hong.

Hi, Jay Keith. How are you?

I'm okay, but I'm also very sad.

And the reason that we're here right now is to reintroduce this episode that we recorded back in 2018 with our pal, Grant Imahara, who very suddenly died this week due to brain aneurysm.

And we're just, we're very shocked and we're very sad.

And we wanted to use this week to remember someone who was so nice and smart and funny.

And so vibrant.

And what a sudden death.

And with everything else going on in the world with the pandemic, it's just, ugh, it's a lot.

It's a lot.

But, yeah, we really enjoyed having him on. And I didn't realize until we recorded what a loyal, loyal fan base he has from Mythbusters and some of the other robotics work that he's done. Yeah, one of the things I was really struck by was just how joyous he was about his knowledge and about sharing it.

And, you know, that's one of the things that we try to do with this show is to celebrate people's knowledge and celebrate what they know and why they know it.

And it was fun that, you know, one of his other topics that we didn't do was, I believe, that Dougie Fresh song.

That's right.

That was there as well, so we had some fun with that too.

Yeah.

So I just want to note quickly that the maximum fun drive has started.

It started a few days ago.

We're going to be back next week with an all-new episode that's going to feature some of your

favorite Max Fun hosts, and we'll give you the whole pitch about max fun drive if you do support us and

want to continue to or want to join in supporting our show and the maximum fun network you can do

that at maximum fun.org slash join but for right now we just really want to give our respects and our gratitude once again to

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