Yo, how are you? I'm good. Good morning. Yeah, good morning. Uh, my name is SlimFast. That's

last low. You look good in those glasses, by the way. This is toxic and problematic. It's

a weekly podcast. And, uh, I got a portion real quick here playing bartender. And this week, I

think, uh, I believe next week, we're actually going to have a guest on the show. I'm excited about

that. Yeah, me too. And I mean, if it all works out, how cool would it be? I think, yeah, I,

I have faith. I'm excited about it. So next week, we're going to have a guest. Uh, it's sometimes

we do a friend of mine. Yeah. But an old friend of mine who's super important. And it's one of

those things where you're like, yo, do you really think we're friends? Do I really think you're

always like to me and him, you know what I mean? Like, there's so much more important. You do

so much better things than I do. But well, and you met through the music industry, but then he

became, you know, he's still in the music industry, but he's kind of changed, you know, he's become

so focused on things that are important to him. And, uh, and a lot of people will be familiar with

them. Jason Plomb. Yeah. We'll be. Um, who's done. I mean, the things he's done in the music

industry. Yeah. Or unbelievable. It was from signing Katie Perry to, I mean, bands you love.

I wasn't Lord. Yeah. Lord, the head of Atlantic records. I mean, he's got quite a lot of

the big thing that he also did was, you know, he's on the board of the, uh, innocence project.

Yes. And we've had the, I've been president for a long time. And you're always like, you know,

are we really friends? Right. You know, when you're talking to somebody like that, but I emailed him

last week and was like, yo, you want to come on the podcast? And I do like that. He responded,

said, let me listen to it. Yeah. And so he listened to it. And then he responded, he said, it's

fucking excellent. Here's a damn available. Yeah. So that's good. Right. And we had the,

the Midwest innocence project a couple of their lives came in and someone that had been, uh,

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