Hey, what's going on? It's Bill Burr and it's time for the Thursday afternoon just

before Friday Monday morning podcast and I'm just checking in on you. Just checking

in on you. Seeing how your work's going, your work week's going. How are you? How are

people doing down there in Cuba? Dominican Republic. East Coast of Florida, huh? Hurricane

Dorian. Is that what they're calling it? Hurricane Dorian. Now, is that like a gender

neutral name? And if they've taken it that far with political correctness because I don't

know nor name meaning. Let's see what it this means. Dorian is a unisex name. I called

it. Who says I'm not progressive? So what is that? That's Dorothea and Nathaniel

combined. Is that what it is? Dorothy? No, it's Ian. It's Dorothy and Ian combined. That's

what I'm guessing. All right. There's a unisex given name of Greek origin. Oh, is that like

the half horse, half guy thing? Except now it's half horse, half lady. Oh, why is the lady

in the bell? Let's put her up front. Let's have there. Let's have the guy be the ass. There

we go. That's progressive. That's how they're going to start drawing that thing. No way,

because it's half a goat. I'm surprised Peter hasn't had a problem with that. In Greek,

the meaning of the name Dorian is of Doris, a district of Greece or of Doros, a legendary

Greek hero. Doros was the founder of Dorian, the Dorian tribe, and the most likely origin

of the Doris name was the Greek word Dorian, meaning gift. Oh, there you go. See that? You

think you don't learn things when you listen to a man who doesn't read other than rock

autobiographies. Quarterbacks from the 70s autobiographies. That's what I read. That's

what I'm bringing to. Why am I yelling to you guys? Because I'm excited, because I'm still

not got over the fact that I'm actually home. I'm home. You know what I got? In one of

our bathrooms, because nobody used it for months on end, we got the black mold. The African

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