Hey, come out. Hey, what's up, man? How's it going? You know tired scared single

save save shit. Where are you right now? I'm actually in Berkeley. I've been

traveling a lot. As you know, my busy season is from Martin Luther King Jr's

birthday through the end of Black History Month. So things have slowed down a

little bit now. But yeah, but I was on the road most of that time. Why do they

always do that? They always like book you in February and they book me in April

for like Asian History Month, which is technically in May, but college campuses

are like open. They're actually studying finals at that point.

Time for your nonsense. But it's always those two like that's the bulk of my work

is in April. And the bulk of years is like January through February, right?

Yeah, from the moment from like the week of MLK's birthday through literally I

had a gig the last night of like a. Bye bye all that money. Right. And it's like

white dudes every other month. Like anyway, back to regular. Yeah. So yeah, I mean

it's we haven't talked in a while since the podcast ended really. Yeah. Things are

you know what they are. I mean, I think I think you're probably in the same

pain that I'm in like it's weird, man. Like I I've been every day I wake up and

I tweet that there what day of the Trump presidency it isn't the fact that it's

not normal. And it's become. I noticed that. Yeah, it's become a weird religious

thing. Like I feel like I have to do it every day to remind myself that whatever I

experienced the day before isn't like something that should be happening. And it's

not to say that like before was acceptable. Like that normal was acceptable

because we were still doing terrible things regardless of who was president. But

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