We're going to do it's a great it's a great setup and I like that you guys have put like the

Right to like muffled the echo and stuff. It's a beautiful room. I'm gonna and John like really know what they're doing

Yeah, yeah, looks great. I drew up this game plan

It sounds good to man like I I mean when I listened to it was in my ear wasn't like

Wasn't like I just had it playing on speaker and it sounds good

Yeah, I mean that makes such a big difference when you listen to an amateur podcast or interviewing people on zoom

They don't have their own audio settings right. Well, it doesn't work anymore like they've 10 years ago

People might have done it because there weren't that many podcasts and like they hadn't up their game

But now everybody has to have you know, even if it's great you would never know because you can't make it for five minutes

Yeah, I can't listen. Yeah, I'm out. Yeah, actually, that's a good thing because some of those people are all potential clients of

Amie's and I in for a new company. Yes, I can't wait to hear about where do you have people recording?

I mean for our podcast. It's been all remote

But we'll usually book a studio in their city and we'll have them go and then we'll and then we'll go to one here

We'll book time there. I have a little setup at home like in my

What's studio do you go to here? You know digital island which is in

Chelsea is also one called CDM studios, which is in Hell's Kitchen

You know so I'll go there, but I've got my NPR setup at home still in my closet with literally a blanket draped over my head

Yeah on either side

And it sounds great, but I was recording I was recording in my remote office which has

I had 18 foot ceilings

terrible

And my voice like you were speaking into a canyon my voice bouncing off of the wooden desk in front of me

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