Hello everybody, it is Friday. We are here. Hello, Ela. Hello, everybody.

I have hearted applause today. There we go. That's what I'm talking about. There we go.

That's how I feel and energized. Thank you for being here. It is October 20th, Halloween.

You can feel it in the air. Parents. It's the biggest day of the year.

God, I remember being a kid and Halloween is just such a special day and you know it's nice

to be able to live vicariously through the kids because I can buy candy now. I can buy candy anytime

I want. You know what I mean? I can buy right now. With your job you can also wear a costum

whenever you want. True. There's no rules. Maybe I'm Halloween every day.

That's awesome. That's a life hack. Yo, Sam, Instacart is family or some bite-sized snickers, please.

Stay less. I will do it right now. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I don't need those.

Wait, really? No, so you don't want me to. No, I don't. Thank you.

Breaking hearts. I just I know. I know. I know. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

So what else is going on? We have a great show planned today, really fun stuff on the horizon.

We have two great segments planned today. One of them is a continuation of the artistic expression

of us on the crew here at the H3 podcast. You know, I am a muse of sorts like stuff and especially

to all these guys who come into work every day. They look up to me. They idolize me. I love you.

And yeah, yeah. I mean, how would you how would you describe your feelings for me, AB?

Oh man, it was tough. It was tough. There was so much to say and we went right 14 lines.

So 14 lines, which is the traditional length of a sonnet. Right. Although I would be impressed

if anyone actually took on the task of writing a Shakespearean sonnet. That would be cool.

But no pressure. Also, no pressure. I didn't work with scantions sadly. I didn't implement that.

So each crew member wrote me a 14 line or less. Oh, 14 pages. That's right.

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