Last night, my friend Nicholas Stumphouser and I went to see The Sound of Freedom,

and lots and lots of interesting stuff to talk about, Nick, you are a director of many films,

what, three in the last year or four in the last year?

Four.

Most of you know one of them very very well which was died suddenly it

I can't say a box office smash but but uh an internet smash no tickets were sold but it did

well it did um it did very well uh for a free. For a free film, yeah.

I mean almost 100 million views or something like that?

Yeah, 12 different languages and whatnot.

Well, anyway, so you know what you're talking about.

We saw the film together.

You've been visiting.

You're also a colluder collaborator with me on lots and lots of stuff in the works, in the offing.

And one of those things has been our matchmaking service.

You're kind of the mastermind behind it.

So ladies and gents out there, particularly ladies, Nicholas J. Stumphouser.

The ladies. Well, yeah, for ladies, Nicholas J. Stumphouser. The ladies.

Well, yeah, for sure.

So the matchmaking and then, wasn't there a third thing we were going to bring up that was

associated with this?

Well, so the movie that we're going to recur to that I would have liked to see either cited or cross-referenced was your film,

which is these little ones.

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