Hey, everybody, it's your towel-wield

Hey everybody, it's your towel-wielding guide to the galaxy Holden McNeely.

I'm also a wizard, I guess.

Wizards, don't talk to me about wizards.

I can guess who?

I have a size of a planet, and you dare think that magic is real.

The only magic is the sweet abyss that awaits us all.

Bruiser, Jake, here to talk about the woe-wawakiest book series in the history of comedy

science fiction.

And today, we of course have a guest, the lovely Jeff Sprawl, giganto, hitchhik's Guide fan, a creator of his own sci-fi comedy,

which we'll plug as well, and just our, our aficionado, because I think at the end of the day,

as much as honestly, I've seen the movie, I read the first book, and I read the second book this

week in preparation for this episode, preparation for this episode. But I still didn't feel like, like we still felt both of us, I think, that we needed a guy who's really read and seen and listened to it all. And that is why we brought in Jeff. Thank you for being here, buddy. Thank you guys so much for having me. I obviously, I love the show, and I'm very honored to be part of this. Yeah, how hard did you

come your jeans when I invited you to be a part?

It's going on right now.

It's a real pan-galactic gargleaster in those Lee Denham.

That's what I, yeah, say to the wife when it's about to happen and say, you get ready for a pan-galactic gargleaster. Did I remember right? There's so much gibberish. I'm scared that I'm going to misquote and misremember a bunch of them. so hard to say the words even just in my head as I read

Barbo Blah, yeah, Zafod and Bebel

Brocks and, yeah, the many different ridiculous names wrought upon us by Mr. Douglas Adams,

the creator of this whole mess.

Forty years before Rick and Morty popularized just making up bullshit sci-fi names

for comedic effect.

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