Hey, everyone. Welcome to served. We survived to get to another week of talking nonsense on this show.

Happy to be here, to be back. I had a week. I was barely here at home, L.A. to New York. Saw producer Mike,

saw J.W. for like two high fives. A little update. So we did have on some previous episodes,

we auctioned off the opportunity to hit an Arthur Ashe Stadium to some listeners. It all worked out.

A donation was made. Fun was had. We were at Arthur Ash Stadium.

Anytime Mike goes there, he ends up either in the first row or on the court. Slightly offensive.

I do want to, I do want to like one of the cooler moments of our couple of days. So what happens is

USTA is generous enough to let me kind of take over Arthur S. Jadium.

There's no one else in the building. We can auction off those experiences to fundraise,

mostly for the Andy Rodic Foundation, but we did, we trade auction items sometimes.

So one of the auction winners who were hit with this weekend was at an event for Leon Bridges.

And Leon Bridges came and played our event. And so we trade in kind

and the world goes round and it's kind of like a circular gift. But we also had a special guest

that is one of Mike's producer Mike's now. I mean, should we say like close friends now? I mean,

we're pretty close. You're pretty close. Yeah. He called me Mike. No producer on the front end.

Oh. Yeah. He doesn't know your formal name.

No. Anyway, so I'm hitting and we have some other friends, maybe some fun news, big news coming for our little podcast, but not today. But these guys are busy bussicing and I'm out on the court. I played nine hours one day. The next day,

not quite as much, but I'm kind of over there hitting. And our special guest, our friend,

your friend that you were so nice to host at Arthur S. Stadium is none of other than Lynn Manuel

Miranda, which is like a star among stars. You want to see adults turn into like a 12 year old at like a Justin Bieber

concert. I guess now it wouldn't be him. It'd be like a Sabrina Carpenter concert. People freak out

for this guy. And rightfully so, nicest guy ever. But what struck me in this conversation,

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