But in 1975, received a secret invitation to this shadowy black market, 60 round,

no hold barred tournament in the Bahamas called the Kumate.

60 rounds?

60 rounds.

No.

Exactly.

No.

Okay.

Listen, dude, there's like so much more.

But I know.

It's like all of this already, it's like, bro, anyway, you already know where I'm going, but it's obvious.

But. What's up Airhead? How you doing? Back in effect. Me, I am anyway. I was out last week. It's putting on airs virtual Airstream studios. What'd y'all, was it nothing but Oscar talk? They got introduced to Burns for the first time. The Airheads did. That's what happened. They did and everybody, I actually...

Absolutely hated it. Why did you do that to us? Why did you subject us for that?

No. No, surprisingly, like... If I could throw virtual batteries at him through the screen, I would.

As is the custom of his people. He's from Philly in case... Yeah, I didn't know if that came up or not. I think it did one time, but it was a very, like, I just made a Philly joke, and we went, and we laughed and went on with our lives because, you know, for us and Burns, shitting on Philly is, you know, that's old hat, so it wouldn't have had to be explored any further. But no,

I was going to say, like, I've gotten way better about not checking comments on things that I make

for the most part. But whenever we do like an episode that like veers away from the norm,

I do find it that I need, you know, professionally to be like,

okay, let's see how that was received. You know, I think you should always, at least consider it.

And no, everybody loved Burns. They loved him. They were like, man, well, a lot more,

they were like, Cho was a lot more subdued this week. And I was like, well, I mean, you know,

that's just people got different dynamics,

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