Well, good morning kids.

Good evening, good afternoon. How are you? This is something new for me. I've never done a solo show before.

And yet here we are in my home, in my TV room.

By myself, in a more formal setting as Hannah encouraged me, that I'm inviting you into my home.

I should make it a little more formal. And when I come home after shoots and take off the dusty ass clothes.

Well, this is what I like to lounge in. We're here. So anyway, welcome to the crib.

It was an interesting day today to end in us up in this place together, you and I.

And as weird as this is for me, I'm going to have to channel a little bit of the legend, Mr. Billy Burr,

Billy the Kid, Billy the Wonderful, the ginger that I love the most.

I really like a lot, but he is the world's fastest ginger. So I get it.

It's night, so you can tell. So we've got the cab going. And we're going to ramble a bit.

It's like I've no one to talk to. This is going to be a bit of an endurance test.

I mean, I know I can ramble about 15 minutes for a car without any one to talk to.

So why not about life? I'm going to start off just on a story about today.

How we ended up doing a solo podcast because the technical world of production and the seemingly glamorous world of piloting sports cars and foreign lands.

Go hand in hand when you make budget videos like we do and budget podcasts like we do.

I started this morning in a bit of a rough spot as I was woken super early.

You know, the one takes go live at 4 a.m. California time.

And they're automatically set. So I don't have to wake up at 4 a.m. every day.

But what happens is you get used to doing it in your body clock sets you to five, maybe as early as it can be up.

And the first thing I do is I grab my phone and I put the video in the correct playlist and just check the views and make sure things are happening.

This was the happening today. I got a lot of notifications saying there was a problem with the video.

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