Hello and welcome to Is This Good, the show are we boldly, conclusively, and scientifically decide what things in this big wide world are good?

I'm at Austin, and with me as always

is production powerhouse Jason Doyle. Hello. Hi J.D. Great to have you with us. And our guest

today is a problem in the post. Just when he's ground you down in the torture chamber with his

brutal ballet of back to the basket bully ball.

The space opens up for his face-up game.

The grace, the finesse, the wet Jimmy, the moist floater, the piss your pants.

Go get another pair from the Lost and Found because we called your mom and she can't come pick

you up three-point shot.

Buckets!

He's also a 39-year-old podcaster with two kids a mortgage and a sensible automobile he has to take in for repairs today. From No Dunks, the oldest and best basketball podcast on the planet. It's Trey Kirby. Trey, welcome to Is This Good. Hey-o. Hey-o. Hey-o. Yeah, I got a wet Jimmy.

Ain't no doubt about it.

And a Volkswagen with a check engine light for no reason.

Did that ever happen to you in like, not even grade school, but like preschool or whatever where you pee your pants and then they take you to lost and found to get another pair?

Probably. To be quite honest, my biggest pants changing story was in fourth grade and I was riding home on the bus.

Had a bit of an accident of the number two variety yeah bad stuff but at least I was

going home at least I was already on the way home so I didn't have to change into anybody else's

pants I got to change into a fresh pair of my own did anyone notice or did you just squeeze the

cheeks and and waddle off the bus?

Oh, people noticed.

I don't know if it was confirmed that it was me, but if there's anybody listening that was in fourth grade at Ph. Miller back in the day, they're going to finally get the answer

to the question today.

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