Well, we've done it everybody. We've made it to the end of 2018. What a year.

And they loosely defied season four of the Liters' Budcast. If you've been listening

for a while, you may say, I've noticed that the seasons don't have a consistent amount

of episodes or amount of time duration. And then I think season four has been the longest

we've done. Yeah. Seems like it. Seems like it. It's like almost a year or something.

It could be a year and a half. You don't know. I don't know.

Could be six months. Probably longer than six months. Yeah, I feel like it's been longer

than six months. I think it's been like almost a year.

And what I'm learning listening to this conversation is that you and I don't have the temperament

to organize the release of media content along a temporal axis. Would that be fair?

That's very fair. We do have the skills to make great media content.

As we will see in this very show, but we don't have incapacity to organize the two of us,

and especially not larger groups of people into making this podcast on a temporarily consistent

basis, very consistent quality execution, wildly inconsistent temporal execution. So we need

help and we're admitting that. And it means for the first time ever, the liturgists are

hiring. We're hiring an associate producer for the liturgist podcast. You have to be in

the LA area. To willing to be part of it or be willing to relocate. Yeah. And we're looking

for someone who's like really independent and self-guided who doesn't need a lot of who

is more a person who leads than one who needs to be led. So it is really passionate about

processes and is really persistent, but still pleasant in helping creative people stay

on schedule and be aware of what needs to be done. This is a great position for anyone

who's been involved in media and some capacity, especially as an assistant and is making to

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