Hey, everybody.

Everybody, me, you're, Dr. Bru McNeeley, Holda McNeely.

Jake?

Think about your dad.

What's your dad like?

I want to meet that dad.

Do do do.

Bruiser, Jake.

And that's probably, might be one of the weirdest introses we've ever done.

And that's probably because we're doing an episode the weirdest intros we've ever done, and that's probably

because we're doing an episode on Tim and Eric, awesome show. Good job. And the, um, the, this show that

changed the landscape of, of comedy, I think as we know it. Um, and I, and for better and for worse.

Yeah, some would say for better and for worse. I would say, I, you know, look, I may have been consumed with jealousy about the career trajectory of these fine young-old.

We can't do another episode where we talk about your maligned yet, I would say still very influential and semi-successful sketch comedy troupe.

We can't do this again.

No, but I will say that, and I think that, you know, I literally just said this to Jake,

but I'm going to repeat it.

We recently have done shows where people really early on, in my opinion, like, especially

comedy people that figured out the internet, roosterteeth,

Homestar Runner.

And I think Tim and Eric falls in the same category.

They kind of figured out the internet and just where comedy was going in general on adult

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