Welcome to the shutdown full cast. You might notice we sound really really good.

Some of us do. Some of us always sound great, but YouTube YouTube I think both sound really good.

That's the uninterrupted sound of Jason Kirk, one of our co-host here coming to you from a microphone

that is neither blowing in the Georgia wind. I feel like I should release a buzzard in this room

just for the ambiance. Nor picking up a barking dog. Why do you have a spare mic?

Can we just get a barking dog in this room so that we can feel it at home?

Please welcome guest DMX.

But Jason is here. It's live in the room also in the room joining us Ryan Nanny. As he always does

from civilized quarters here in box media's beautiful new offices in Manhattan.

We're in the cool part of Manhattan by the way. No we're not. No this is like I think this is

the cool part because one no one lives here. Nobody knows how to get around. No one knows how to get

around. Everyone will find an answer. Yeah because it's not at five o'clock. I realize why I didn't like it.

It's it's not a grid system down here. No. No it's like this idiosyncratic horse shit I love

which are places you can only understand if you walk around them for like three years.

And then you start to sort of remember Landworks. This is the sim city map where you're like

wait why did you there's water every what do you do it? It was it's the it's the beginning of sim city

where you're being creative and then you figure out what's most efficient you do after

us the map. Oh I have to build an airport that works in a zigzag. Why did I have my good farm

next to the stadium. I feel like this this right exactly where we are. Y'all can picture it. We're

basically right next next to Wall Street but down below us is like cobblestone village which I

feel like I don't know the map in New York but I'm I'm almost certain of this that at the end of

gangs in New York where they show like the America coming together from a brown map it was

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