I mean, it is a difficult thing for me to have to explain to someone.

I try not to ever talk about it.

I will try very hard to avoid it.

Even if the conversation does come up and something's around it, I'll dance around it. Because I do say it, you dip it toe around it. Yes, because it's the same reaction every time someone finds out about it. And then I have to explain it. And then it's just, everybody looks at me differently afterward. They do. Yeah. I've seen it happen. I've seen it happen too. And I know the look on their face. Hello, everyone.

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What's Mickey Holler?

Mickey Holler's the Lincoln Lawyer.

You say that as though everybody knows that, oh, yes, of course, Mickey Haller.

Most people do, Greg.

Mickey Haller is the Lincoln Lawyer was like a series on Netflix.

Yeah, so he's like, he's called the Lincoln Ler because I always was kind of

I put him, like, what is it, like some like political thing?

Like, is it something like with Abraham Lincoln? Literally, that's what I thought. Yeah. And it's no, he just, he doesn't like being in an office. So he does like his law stuff out of the back of a Lincoln. And as people drive him around. Oh, Lincoln is a car. A car. He just does it out of his car.

Yeah.

Because I was always kind of like,

oh,

Lincoln lawyer?

Like, gross.

That sounds like,

not... Lincoln is a car. A car. A car. He just does it out of his car. Yeah. Because I was always kind of like, ew, Lincoln lawyer.

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