This is uh, I mean I usually supposed to be makers of it. This is four roses. Nice.

It is a bourbon whiskey.

Oh yeah. That's not too much is it? What is too much? Yeah that's what I said.

There we go. All right. Okay. Well my friend, to the last one. To the last one.

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We would do a shot of whiskey. We would do makers mark usually before we went on stage.

That's right. Before every ask me another show. Before every show.

And the reason I'll tell you where that came from for me is that I had the opportunity to go on the road back in the day with radio lab.

And they did that before their show. And I was like why does everyone take a shot?

And they're like because you just got to remember that like you know you're just here to have a good time.

And I was like that is great. Yeah. It's a nice way to set the tone.

There is a lot of hard work that goes into the show but it's supposed to be fun.

At the end of the day you do the hard work in advance so that when you get up on stage you can just relax and have a good time.

Right. And if any time you go wow this is really serious or there's stress or there's problems then you have a moment to reset and remember that you're about to do a trivia comedy show.

And for those of you who have never been backstage at the bellhouse.

Oh you know I really do miss the bellhouse. It's the greatest.

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