What's going on? It's Bill Burr and it's time for the Thursday afternoon just before Friday,

Monday, morning, podcast. And as always, I'm just checking in on you, seeing how your

life's going. And we already did the two shot. We have an amazing guest here, one of my favorite

people and musicians and bands, Josh Hommie from Queens of the Stone Age, who says, do not promote

his album, but I'm gonna because I love this album in Times New Roman. I think that's almost

like how dyslexy. Roman in Times. I'm like, is that how it is? No, it's in Times New Roman.

And I've been listening to this thing. I don't know if you noticed, but I'm back in the gym.

I don't know if you noticed a little more. You're looking really hot. I'm going to, I only have a

double cheeseburger left here. I got rid of the Wendy's triple. We're working our way down.

The other night at dinner, you were looking really trivots like who has this hot guy and I was like,

that's Bill. You were like, am I looking in a mirror? And I aged 40 years? Oh, wait.

That's that gentleman named Bill, but this album, I'm just going to, I'm going to get past the

compliments. And then you can get, yeah, that's going to make me uncomfortable anyway. All right,

it's all due to you. If you do it to me, it's a watch. I'll fucking take that. I'm vain. I'll

hear it. It's one of those albums. I listened to it, right? The first time I was like, two songs

that really grabbed me. Then I was like, I don't think I'm smart enough for this album.

And then three of them in. I'm like, this fucking album is unbelievable. And now it's just

playing on a loop on the elliptical end of the car. And it just keeps going. And I like, you guys

are really one of the most unique, nobody sounds like you guys. And then every time I think I know

what your sound is, you come up with a new album and you change it a little bit. And then I got

to try to catch up. Well, you know, you have to, you know, ideally someone hears you and within

a few seconds, they know it's you, even though there's that change there. Uh-huh. You know, because

...