Hello, friends. Sorry for the delayed pods today. I know I'm super late, but my dad was in town. He was driving

through town on one of his, on his whirlwind tours of comic cons and comic bookstores everywhere.

So basically, what had happened was I went to visit him because he was driving through town and the old

when he was driving through town was when I normally record the podcast so me and Ross went over

to see him in the parking lot of a target in Bridgeton, Missouri, which is a suburb, uh, not even a

suburb really of St. Louis. It's in St. Louis basically. So that took up a lot of my time today. But dad, I guess,

was at a comic con up in Niagara Falls where he met like Freddie Kruger and Tommy Chong and all

these people. Then after that was over, that was during the weekend. Then he drove to Indianapolis

to do a signing at a comic book store or some sort of collectible store.

Then he ended up driving through town today.

Actually, no, I take it back.

He was in Indianapolis.

Then he did another signing yesterday, I believe it was, or two days ago, in Lincoln, Illinois, I believe. Now he's on his way to Columbia,

Missouri to do another signing as well. And then he's on his way to Wichita. So my dad just loads up

his truck and he's got a lot of Scooby-Doo merchandise. Let me tell you, nobody hustles like Scotty Ennis. Nobody does it because my

dad has really, really made being Scooby-Doo a very profitable venture, even though he still

doesn't do a ton of stuff. Like he'll still do occasional Scooby stuff and occasional voice

stuff. But it's not like this is something

he does regularly, but one thing I learned, and I didn't know this, but three of the most

popular Scooby-Doo, Scooby-Doo movies, like of the newer generation, are four of them, are ones

that my dad did, particularly a movie called

Scooby Doo on Zombie Island, which is the best of his movies.

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