Hello, welcome back to the Prestige TV podcast feed. I'm Joanna Robinson. I'm Rob Mahoney.

We're here to talk to you about the pit. The pit. It's, uh, it's 9 a.m. Is it not?

It's 9 a.m. Very flirty for 9 a.m. Oh, yeah? I just think there's a lot of weird energy in the air in

the pit at this hour. It's very bizarre. This is just not the time, certainly not the place. But people got to get this energy out where they can, I suppose. It's true. All right. So we're going to talk about the pit season two, episode three. First, we're going to do some mailbag stuff. Yeah. Where can people reach us, first and foremost? Joe, always Prestige TV at Spotify.com, especially for DePitt.

Yeah. Where can people reach us, first and foremost? Joe, always, prestige TV at Spotify.com. Especially for DePitt. Yeah. Dr. Sidebangs at gmail.com. In honor of Cassie McKay herself, who is the subject of multiple men's affections. It's true. You know, I would say to varying degrees of sincerity. Oh. Well, you know, it just strikes me that the Walmart greeter, he feels like more of a recreational flirt. Mr. Montrose, you are dubious. I'm not dubious. It's just like for guys like that, it's just kind of a way of life. But then there's hot guy in the bed who's just been like any chance to make a comment about how he's interested,

he's ready to go. Making it very well known. Okay. Well, you know, sometimes you have to put yourself out there. That's Dr. Sidebanks, D-O-C-T-O-R, not DR. Dr.Sidbanks and Gmail.com. We got a lot of emails. We sure did. From folks. a lot of folks wrote in,

we talked last week about the July effect,

and a lot of people

in the medical community were like, that's bullshit.

They did not like that we said that.

It was like we wrote a pop psychology book with like a loosely true premise that sounded

right.

And look, we're not medical professionals.

We don't really know the research on

this stuff. So I am thankful both to be introduced to the concept of the July effect and have it so

quickly apparently debunked. I'm curious if the show agrees that the July effect is overblown.

Sure. You know what I mean? Because the fact that they are showing all these new people

starting in July, it might be something they're engaging

with or not. We'll see. But certainly our listeners were not impressed with us invoking the July

effect. Some straight up disappointed. Like some real finger wagging responses, which, look,

if that's your specialty, if this is your area, I get it. We're not trying to let you down,

I promise. I got to say like a podcast mail inbox is like

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