Ladies and gentlemen, I don't know where you are tonight, but tonight we are in

Harman Town. Let us waste no time in bringing up the stars, the mayor, the

alderman, the corrupt council people, first to the stage, the mayor of

Harman Town, Dan Harman. You know him. You love him. God bless him. Thank you. You

also know him. Spencer Cretan, and if you don't know him, I don't know what you've

been doing. Here he comes. And are we gonna bring up the most illustrious, most

beautiful Steve Levy? No, let's leave him out there for a little bit.

I thought. Let's make Steve Levy. Welcome. Welcome back to Harman Town. Thank you. We are back at our old home,

but we are not violating any permits that I know of because there's no audience.

There's like 40 sewing machines out there with people at them. People don't know about this,

but other than that, we're good. So I thought, yeah, I thought it wasn't really working

on the VO booth. We could go back there when we wanted to. It was more the tech

kind of was more challenging at the booth, right? Because we have this whole kit and

caboodle that we then have to fit into this tiny room that's also set up for

its own recording stuff. We do have, yeah, we do have so much more equipment

than the booth can make useful. And the equipment was used with subscriber money to try to

make the show better for subscribers. They're the people that we really care about, even

if there's a lot less of them. We love our free listeners, but we want to impress the

subscribers. And when we move to the booth, it's like even though those people, you know,

probably are kind of irritated by the live audience. Sometimes it's like, you know, we

really miss that stage. So we figured it out. We figured it out. There's no more ingredients

missing. No, no, the audience is missing. And it's, no, I wanted to do it. Did you ever

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