One two three.

Gimmit patience.

Yeah.

Yeah. Say a couple words for me real clear.

April is the cruelest month breeding lilacs out of the dead land mixing memory with desire,

stirring dried roots with spring rain.

Winter kept us warm.

I don't think we need to do anything else.

I think this interview is over.

That's all I needed.

Abraham, welcome back.

What a pleasure to see you again.

Man, it's like the way we reconnected, it's been, I feel like there's a pandemic between us yeah it's

been that long hasn't it it has and I thought it was very fitting that we see

each other in the gym or I don't know if your listeners know this but I always like to rub my

biceps against yours hoping that there'll be some chromosomal

translocation and I'll have the big pumped arms that I want.

I believe the osmotic gradient of musculature flows the opposite direction,

really, brother Abraham.

Your bad luck.

Well, it's so funny because we're, you know, two bald brown guys inevitably meant to meet and

I hadn't been to the Stanford gym in a good year because there was something that arose here that said why am I doing this

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