The Bird Show.

Hey, Brian. Hey, Brian. How are you? Good. How are you, man? Hey, Brian. Tired. Yeah, dude, you're only a week into this trip and you sound beat. Well, we still haven't adjusted to the time zone change. It's like, I still haven't figured out what time it is here. I think it's almost 9 o'clock at night. Where are you? We're in Bogor, Indonesia.

Okay. I still haven't figured out what time it is here. I think it's almost 9 o'clock at night.

Where are you? We're in Bogor, Indonesia. Okay. About an hour by train south of Jakarta. For those of you that don't know who Mandy and Brian are, they're traveling the world together. At least that's the plan for a year and a half. And they're not married. and they've been trying to organize this trip for the longest time,

and we're going they're not married. And they've been trying to organize

this trip for the longest time. And we're going to follow them along on their trip. And they were supposed to fly out or they did fly out to Singapore. But it was right at the sort of the height of who do you know. So we didn't get to talk to him from the airport. So this is the first time that we had a chance to talk to him since they left. So tell us everything that happened at the airport. When you landed, has there been like this

one epic realization moment that you are gone for the next year and a half? Are you scared? You're still

excited? Well, mainly just drained from the 26-hour flight to get over here.

So, Benjamin was like, and we landed in Singapore.

I don't know if you ever been there, but Singapore is basically, like, it might as well

be in America at this point.

So it doesn't really feel that different.

I hate that.

I think the realization, the realization for us was we took the ferry to Indonesia, and we got off at Batam, like in the Real Islands, which is basically,

you know, it's a 20-minute ride from Singapore, but it's like another planet. I mean, you know,

it was like going from New York City to somewhere in rural Guatemala or something like that. And now was sort of the point where like, okay, now we're actually traveling. But. Are you going to take the MARTA to Jakarta? All right, Jeff, you need to leave. Hold on. excuse me, for one second. Brian, just go. Jeff.

Yeah.

Just take it.

It's not nine minutes until ten.

It's only nine more minutes. I'm not kicking you out. I'm just telling you you're useless. So just go. I'm just saying. If you want now, just go. I can make it eight and a half more minutes. No, go. Seriously.

Get out.

I'm fine.

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