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Hello, hello, hello, welcome to the naughty but night show.

I'm Rob Schuader. It's Thursday,

which means our friend Mark Lupo is joining us. Lupi, are you there? Hello, Rob. Hello, Mark.

Oh, Mark. So last night, Mark and my good self and a couple of our friends, we jumped on to

Clubhouse, this new app and did a little room together mark it was bizarre it was bizarre especially

because in the first five minutes I somehow managed to delete myself from the app and had to be

re-invited to the conversation that you were hosted if you don't know what club house is I

really didn't until a couple of weeks ago it's this new online app that people are going nuts about, and you join it and you can listen to panel discussions.

There's tons of panels like 10, 20, maybe more panels on each day.

So Mark, our friend Jonathan, Greg and my good self, we did a little gossip panel.

It was sort of fun, but I'm not sure I would rush back. Is that the right thing to say? It was fun. I enjoyed it. But I'd rather just see you and Mark and everybody else at Bottino's for a day.

It's a very different experience, especially because you can't see anyone's facial expression.

I guess we'll have to see what happens. We'll do it again. We will do it again. Let me know if you're on Clubhouse. We just joined. There's not that many people on it. They want to be the next thing, like the next Twitter, the next Facebook. They could be. They could be. We did one last night. I'm not convinced yet. I'm not convinced, but it takes me a little while, Mark.

I don't jump into things as quickly as other people. We did one last night. I'm not convinced yet. I'm not convinced. But it takes me a little while, Mark.

I don't jump into things as quickly as other people. I sort of like, what's the word? I sniff around for a while. I sort of put my toe in the water. That's funny, Rob. You called it a dress rehearsal, no press. Yes. I felt the same way. I think I'm glad I made the mistakes I did last night.

So now I know when it's time to think I'm glad I made the mistakes I did last night, so now I know

when it's time to really show up, I'll be showing up. Right. There are questions, though. I have a ton of questions like, do you keep your microphone on the whole time, or do you mute yourself when you're not talking? How do you raise your hand to speak? Like, I've done panel discussions. You have 2 mark. When you're there in person, you can see somebody, you look them in the eye and you know when

they want to add. On an I've done panel discussions. You have two, Mark. When you're there in person, you can see somebody, you look them in the eye and you know when they want to add. On an app, you can't see anything, so you don't know who wants to jump in. So there's lots of, like, very long, awkward silences. And then there's one person, normally me, who doesn't shut up. And so like it's just it's kind of odd to have a conversation for five of you without any visual

and to sort of flow naturally.

We'll see what happens.

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