So, Phil, why is your arm falling off right now?

I just was at Book Soup, a local bookstore here in L.A., and I signed 600 books for pre-orders,

not just national but internationally.

And they want me to come back and do more for for the holidays.

I don't, this is, you know, it's an honor to have a book that somebody wants enough for you to sign

and have so many. I did 500 yesterday at another bookstore. And you're heading on on tour.

I'm going to join you a couple of times. It's going to be so fun. People, if I'm coming to your city, uh, I want to see you. I want to hug you. And we, we should say,

not only is this a book tour, this is to kick off the new season of somebody feed Phil.

You got to watch it, people. They told me, you know, there's this thing over there, talking about Netflix, which I love.

I love these people.

I've been on for six seasons now.

This is the sixth season.

I'm one of the luckiest guys in the world to do what I do and to be on for this long.

But they say that one of the things they look for is not just how many people watch,

but if they watch all five or six episodes in the first month of the show.

And if they don't complete them, that's like a sign that they're not into the show.

And I said, really? This is, I'm not Ozark.

You know, you don't, I think they know that I live at the end of each episode. And I said, really? This is, I'm not Ozark. You know, you don't, I think they know that I live

at the end of each episode. Should I, should I choke at the end of each episode and go to black? And people go,

I wonder if he survived the sandwich. And anyone who, you know, if you have any questions for Phil,

tweet them a question as you're watching.

Yes.

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