I'll say.

So three, two, one.

Welcome to Speak Easy.

You can do it happier than that.

That's how I, on Speakeasy, I just want to talk the way I really talk, which is not.

Which is disengaged and sad.

I'm not unhappy.

That's what people sound like.

Welcome to Speak Easy, as opposed to.

Welcome to Speak Easy.

If you want jovial openings, how will we get Kai Rizdal in here?

Anyway, here we are. At Speak Easy number, what is it? Is it for? I think it's four. I don't know.

I don't want to have numbers. It's just casual conversation. It's a less than a half a dozen speak easy.

This is a little extra podcast that we put out every now and again.

We speak off the cuff and maybe drop an F-bomb or two, so warning to parents.

We kind of play stuff that didn't appear on a regular podcast or radio show.

And first up, we're going to hear a little tidbit from our interview with Doctor Who himself,

Peter Capaldi, the actor.

Do you think we should tell people before, after they hear the clip about the real tragedy

of the Capaldi interview, which was a fun interview?

It was a very fun interview. I don't know what you're talking about.

So why don't we save it until afterwards, and you can tell me what you felt was tragic about our wonderful interview with a very witty

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