Hey, everyone, Matt Leib here. Before we get started on today's episode, I just need to let all of our San Francisco Bay Area listeners know that on October 17th at 8 p.m.

My wife, my wife, Francesca, if you aren't teeny and I are going to be co-headlining the Punchline Comedy Club in San Francisco. Once again, that is Tuesday, October 17th at 8 p.m.

We're going to be co-headlining the Punchline Comedy Club in San Francisco. It's going to be a lot of fun. It's going to be myself, Francesca, if you aren't teeny who is also voice my wife, and a few other comics. It's going to be great. You should come at the very least, you know, you'll get to see Francesca and I kiss on stage. It's a sex show.

Anyways, please buy your tickets immediately. The link will be in the show notes or you can go to www.punchlinecomedyclub.com to get tickets. Once again, that is www.punchlinecomedyclub.com to get tickets. It's Tuesday, October 17th at 8 p.m. Punchline San Francisco. Come see me. Come see my wife. Come see some guests.

Get your tickets now. Okay. On with the show. Hi, I'm Matt Lee. And I'm Vince Mancini. And this is pod yourself, the wire, a the wire podcast, where Vince Mancini and I go through every single episode of the wire and talk about it.

Once again, a reminder to give you five stars in a review. No, they give us five stars in a review. I don't know what I said. I'm distracted right now because the guest is sitting next to me and is mocking me. I saw the mocking. You think I didn't see it. I did. Just a reminder to give us five stars in a view on all of the podcast apps and, you know, fucking you give us the review just to reiterate. Did I do it wrong again?

They said, give them a review. I don't remember what you said. You said, you said, there are right spider. I thought you said, no, I said, I said, are you all right, spider?

That's good. All right. Well, we're hard for you to see. You can't just take a drink because then you can't yes and fast. I know. I know I know it was a bad time. I know you're going to do that. I'm sorry. I'm always going to do that. Okay. On the same age now.

We're talking about from season three of the wire episode 10 reformation and our guest today. All you know her. You love her. I love her. She is from the

situation room and from my heart, the mother of my child and my wife, Francesca Fjorentini. Hi. Hi, sweetie. How you doing? Good. Thanks for having me on fucking finally. I

listened. We wanted to have you on from the beginning, but we had a baby member. That's true. Yeah. And we couldn't do it. And from then on, he could only think of you as the the

fecund room for a month to lay his seat. Yeah. Yeah. 100%. I was like, you know, I was camp podcast. I was like podcast with her. She's the mother of my children. That's what I would say.

You know, so I can only podcast with my goomars, who are mostly just male friends of mine.

But yeah, no, we finally worked it out in which we could both podcasts at the same time by getting child care. Now we did.

Yeah. Yeah. Shout out to Tiffany Pudderbaugh. Yeah. Tiffany Pudderbaugh. I love you. You're hearing this in the other room. We love you. Thank you for taking care.

Usually it's just me hearing you in the other room, calming the baby down. Like, no, those screams are like lies. Yeah, those screams are lies. That's just pop pop.

Oh, I know this is a wire related. But so are you not doing daycare and you're going full nanny? Or is this?

No, no, we're stopgap measure. No, we are completely pussy footing our way into daycare. We are, uh, we are just dipping our toe and then being like, oh, no, she cried.

Yeah. Oh, no, she cried. She's gone for a week. She's, yeah, I know we're doing it. We're doing daycare. We're working on it. Yeah. But today we weren't because we need, uh, child care throughout the day and into the night.

So we figured, you know, might as well. Um, Vince, I have a question for you. Yes. When you're like the wire. I do. I even have a podcast about it. What else?

No, it's a more baby question. Um, when your baby cried when I was younger, was it lying? Was it lying?

Yeah. Does it? Did he, would he cry and you'd be like, this is your lying? Well, yeah, we'll do that all the time.

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