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Leisure Russell Dorsey on the House of L Network. We're doing everything I dreamed of as an adjacent.

So you guys really don't like Werdo? No. Very wild. It's like I barely have time to do this podcast. I mean, it takes like a couple of

seconds. You guys are smart people. It's like a little like, you know, just a little quick puzzle. Just to get your brain going, start the day, or whatever, if you're on a toilet. No, you guys

really play Werdo. Like, I don't even like, come on. Like be a part of the cool clan, be a part of the cool kids. Just play Werdo. You see, I'm, I'm anti-trend. So, so like, for example, I've never I haven't had the Popeye's chicken sandwich yet, because everybody ran there. And it was just like, you know what? I mean, want it. Yeah, rest of the contrarian. I mean, I'm not going to be my phone less. I'm not.

Looking for anything that puts me on my phone more, I would like to try to like detach from my phone. And I feel like this is a game. You're supposed to play every day. I don't need anything else that pulls me toward my phone. It's one. It's it's one today. It's not like, you know, it's you keep playing like any other game. It's a nice little brain. He's this is actually beneficial for your brain, because it helps you remember words that you may have forgotten or.

Words that you don't normally use in every day life. Like it's it's a fine game. I don't I don't get like, look, somebody was saved because of Werdo. Did you guys know that?

A save what do you guys saved to find saved. So this family who plays the world game. They play it every day. And they notice that their mom, I think this is a local. This is a local story. Actually, their mom didn't send her Werdo score for the day.

And they got worried. So they called the police over. And she was kidnapped. And she was later found because her family took notice that their mom or grandma didn't send in her Werdo score.

Werdo saved lives. This sounds made up. This sounds like it is not made up. This is cannot be true. I promise on my life. If you look this up, this is a local Chicago store Chicago area story.

A woman was found because her family didn't see her Werdo score that she texted them every day.

Werdo saved lives. I can't believe you're not support. You're not in support of saving lives, you guys. This is essentially what you're saying at me.

Russ, I'm looking at this on the internet. And it's. This is this is in the Chicago Tribune. Yes, sir.

Werdo helped save suburban grandmother being held by armed home invader cops. Not exactly kidnapped, but I still kind of.

I support the other paper in town. So.

So I have also found it on local NBC. How do we like that? Is that better? Yeah, it's not it's not the other place. Oh yeah, that's fine.

Werdo helps Lincoln Wood Police find woman held hostage by armed intruder.

Are we going to tell these words because he got one of the million things he said in the show over the last year, correct?

No, no, absolutely not. That's why I immediately went to Google it. That's why I immediately went to Google it. No, can you imagine if we had actual like if we had staff meetings like production meetings.

And it was and let's say Tony. This is going to be very far fetching hard to wrap your head around, but let's say Tony actually produced.

Since he's a producer on the show. And so he Russ every day every week before we sat down to do this instead of, you know, whatever he normally does, he was like, Hey, guys, here's a list of topics.

But you but there would be no news judgment would factor into coming up with this list of topics, I believe. None.

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