You're listening to the Untitled Kandiboli Brothers Podcast.

And hello. This is Untitl Kunabola Brothers podcast number 32.

32 episodes in 14, 15 years. 15 years, yeah. Our cadence isn't very good. You heard my son

doing the intro to the show.

He is now, it's been so long that he's old enough to do the intro of the show now.

That's how long it's been since we've done a podcast.

You know, when we would release the podcast before, we'd have thousands of people listening.

It was always shocking how many people would listen to five, six, seven thousand people.

We didn't deserve any of those people.

At most, 15.

And now it's really going to be interesting.

After five and a half years, how many do we get now?

How many people are loyal enough to be like, yeah, I'll give them another chance.

Yeah, I'll invest my time in something that is probably not coming back for an indefinite period of time.

If anything, that would make it more enticing to me.

Oh, that's interesting.

If it was like consistently in every year five, every five year podcast, I would definitely listen to every one of those very few episodes. Yeah, it's all it's kind of like I used to call it a seasonal podcast, but there's been too many years that have passed for a season now. It's like a life season. Yeah, yeah. I've had a kid. My wife is dead, you know yeah the two things that the two things that are

another big thing uh that's happened to both us we've both moved from uh homes long term

long term scenarios i lived in the same apartment for 10 years and then moved when uh i had the kiddo.

I guess this is probably its own conversation,

which I'm not going to get into,

but me and the mother of my child split,

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