I think he should break up with her before the wedding.

He should break up with her?

I don't, I don't, I don't think he should break up with her. Dude, that'd be really funny though. Come on. It would be really funny if you broke up. It would be funny. It would be funny. Break up at the wedding. Like, no, I'm saying like in, like, right before the wedding starts, like, hey, I don't really think we just see you brutal like she's coming down the aisle

you just lean over and I don't think we just see each other anymore

at the moment that they're exchanging the vows

just like right

right before it's concluded just lean over

during the collection

write a little note that says we're done and just pass it to her. Right when they say, till death do us part, and you say, I think that we should part also. Does anyone object to this union? I object to our union, by the way. I'm fine with a couple up front, but I have issues with this person here, and I would like everyone to know.

All right, you came to the right place, you ding-dong.

It's called communication, baby.

Yeah. It's called communication, baby.

Welcome to The Crunch, the only podcast recording live from Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370.

It's your boy, Ethan. Ethan? Have you not been reading, have you not seen the news? You don't know what's going on? They're talking about the plane. I don't know. There was a Malaysian flight that went down in the Pacific. I don't know if it was the same flight. Oh, buckle in. Tell the people who you are. I hope they were buckled in. Say your name.

My name is Patrick. I'm sorry. Thank you. Emma, did you hear what he said? Emma didn't hear what I said, but she already knows about it. That's part of the story that I'm telling today. Oh, okay. Oh, it's not important. We're live. Oh, wait. We're in the episode. We don't have time to delay. Oh, first. First, I said I was going to get a beer and I have a, I see you have a drink. I have a drink too. This is my beer. Oh, you just get a little drink? A little drink. Yeah. They have these little guys for espresso. I'm in my office. I'm at my co-working space. We all kind of collectively figured that you were not in your home anymore. There's a bunch of a graffiti wall

and sound dampening panels behind you. There's a bunch of young 20-somethings playing ping pong

outside.

Hey, just sounds like a day in the life of my little community here in Oklahoma City.

They've been playing ping pong since noon.

I don't know when they got stuff done.

Before they started playing.

If you get all your work, Tim Ferriss, four-hour work week.

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