Paul, finally got to the bottom of the UAPs.

Yes, which is we don't know anything.

But it's so fascinating.

So we know a couple of things.

We do.

Yeah, so they go from UAP to IAP.

Identified anomalous.

Right.

There are slices of pie and balloons sent up by little kids.

So I feel good.

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I perform on the late show right around the day show and you were on a while back. Awesome with Mr. Shatner, one of the best shows we ever did. Excellent. And you got a Broadway show. I do, because I'm a big shot. Yeah, yeah. Permission to speak. Yeah, directed by Frank Oz. What I like about that is it takes the improv dimension of a crowd interaction and makes it formalizes it into a show. It does and it's more, it's not like just crowdwork and sell stuff. It's really like just getting people's stories, people have incredible stories. And I find that they like it because it's no judgment, say whatever you want. Yeah, yeah, it's loose. And it's really fun. And now it's online on YouTube and Patreon.

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