you guys you guys in the brunch hit it boys

bam

bam we're just think of that just played that live it's's pretty cool. Yeah. Yeah. We're technology boys. We've been talking about getting a new, a new, what do you call it, one of these? A mixer? Just a mixer. Yeah. A nice little roadcaster mixer. And we finally did it. Good for us. It's a mixer and it's a board. It's so many things. The big thing is that you can play things off of it, which I believe is how every podcast in the world is ever recorded.

And this is like between the microphones that we're using and this board, we are doing a very like Amazon.com type of podcast where it's like, hey, dummy, you want to do a

podcast? Here are the things you probably think you're going to buy. That's not true.

We don't have like Blue Yetis. That's true. Yeah. We were talking with this week. The Blue Yetie is,

is like everybody's intro microphone. And that thing fucking sucks. You know what my internal microphone was? What? Sure. SM 58. Industry standard. Okay. The, uh, oh, like the, like the Michael Jackson one. No, that's the SM7. Oh, okay. What's the SM 58? That's the, it's, it's, it's the most common stage mic you'll see. Okay.

You've used them at my place.

It's just like a, looks like a normal dynamic mic. Handheld, yeah.

Hey, how come Michael Jackson used an SM7 and not an RE20?

Pete.

Because it's, he didn't.

Don't make that joke, man. Why? Did you get the joke I was making? No, no, no. I was making a joke about children's ages. Oh. Hold on a second. I wish my band had a ceasress. All right. Chunked it? Yeah, wait, hold on. Gumb, what are you saying about gum? That's the wrong one. You guys, you guys, in the gum? What are you saying about gum? Who cares? Who cares what kind of microphone Michael Jackson used? Jeez. This is going to be a cool new toy, though. It's supposed to sound better and got to have all the bells and whistles.

Shout out to the patrons, because you kind of bought this.

You did.

Yeah.

I mean, patrons, I was thinking, as Patreon, the patrons literally keep the lights on for the podcast. We're not a, we're profitable in that we make money, but we make like lights money. We make like keep the lights on money. So that truly does. I was watching something the other day about, have you ever heard of the theory of, uh, relativity?

1,000 true fans?

No.

It's basically like, if you are a content creator, then what you need more than to have

a hit, and that can be anything.

That could be a series that catches on, like a hot ones type thing or if it's a

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