All right, so I'm going to attempt to do this by myself.

Hello, my friends.

This is Fun Employment Radio.

It's your friend, Sarah.

I'm here all on my lonesome today because the one and only Gregory Nibbler is at home, sick, and I forced him to do so.

And if you were listening before the show today and you are a member of the F-E-R-S-C, of course, you can become one. For $6.99 a month, the first week is free. You can find out more information at funemploymentradio.com. So if you did overhear me talking to Greg this morning because, of course,

none of the equipment was working and the program that we use where he can actually, you know,

magically do the computer stuff from his home, of course, just stopped working today. So I think I

managed to figure it out all on my lonesome. so we'll see. I hope you can hear me,

and I hope that everyone is going well, and there's like some sort of pipe fight or something

going on outside. It's very clangy. Can you hear that? You probably can't. Anyway, hi, it's me.

I told Greg I definitely wanted to come in today, even though I don't really know how to do the show by

myself. I'm a co-hosty kind of gal. I like having, I like having a back, you know, I like being the

backboard, because I've always been comfortable with being number two. I like that. That sounds like a weird way to say it. But I do.

I enjoy being a co-host. What is happening out there? There's some like middle pool thing going on.

I will not get distracted. So I enjoy being a co-host. I enjoy being a backboard. Like honestly,

like having someone like being able to like throw ideas and stuff

off of you. I enjoy the camaraderie of having a partner on the air. So it is strange for me.

I know some people, you know, do radio for years and they're just, they're comfortable solo

artists and that's totally cool for them. But for me, it's, I just kind of feel like I'm talking

to myself, which I do in life anyway.

So it just makes me feel more insane.

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