Okay, so we're rolling.

I don't know how to start this.

If you're listening to this, then I am dead.

That's normally how you start shit like this.

Yeah, like we really, yeah, something awful has something, okay, so here's a thing.

So, so this is Greg, Barron.

Yeah, and Will Anderson and Charlie Clausen.

Yeah, this is uh a special

yeah of sorts so three nights ago this is like a black box recording it is totally right

this is this is you find this is the bottom this is the bottom of an airliner in an ocean

of despair yeah this is essentially a DVD Extra on the final season of lost.

Oh my God,

so here's what we've decided to do because we don't really know how I was to deal

with this, but we decided to deal with it on a podcast.

As some of you probably know, three nights ago here in Australia, in Melbourne, we did something called a Super Pod, which was simply, we were supposed to do a night of stand-up, and then Charlie was going to be there. And all of us were sort of like, what is that going to be? And then I just said, at one point to Will, I go, why don't we do a podcast? And Will goes, that's what the people want and boom it was on we let the festival

know that we wanted to do another podcast we had just done ours the walking the room one which had

gone very well festival was game we set it up and it fucking sold out immediately we got moved to

another room and that fucking sold out so we had a super pod which was had no more planning than what I'm telling you right now. The four of us ran into each other the night before. It's the first time I've seen Charlie since we hung out in the States. And we fucking just were like, hey, good to see you, bud. What are we going to do tomorrow? I don't know. Maybe we'll have dinner and talk about it. Maybe we won't. And we didn't. We met backstage before the Super Pod.

We shared hugs. We said hello. And then we went on stage and made shit up for an hour and a half. And it was fucking awesome. Now, am I overselling that guy? Do you think? I mean, like, I mean, the weird thing is that's not now for us to say. That's for other people to remember what they thought of that night. I'm just saying my personal experience was, like, you have these, like, I've been doing, I'm in show business a long time. You know when something's good and then you know when something's like, for me personally, I felt like, oh, fuck, I could do this forever. Like, it was really a lot of fun. I posted on, like, Facebook and Twitter immediately afterwards that in my 17 years,

and this is my 17th year in a row at the festival,

that it was possibly the most fun thing I'd ever done in 17 years of...

Okay, I'm in favor of ripping the Band-Aid off.

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