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That's Y2K, spelt W-H-Y-2K.

Thank you. W.H.Y. 2K. I should probably, I should probably, we probably started by introducing this guy to our audience show. That was a good place to.

Well, I know.

It's like normally, you know, we have these folks with working these huge films and everyone's

like, oh my God, but our guys, you know, it's like unless you were a sort of die hard film

guy in the uh oh that was an unintentional and terrible i apologize or a civil war unless you were one of

us very serious cyniness back in the 80s you probably would not have heard of any of this guy's

stuff but uh there were these little movies in fact when i first moved toA., there was a one called, it was called Die Hard,

and there was one called The Fugitive. Our guest, Jeb Stewart, wrote both of those. If you haven't

heard of them, I suggest you go out and check them out there. They're pretty good films.

You've seen them, right, Jim? Yeah. Jesus Christ. Jeff, your name, I mean, I had just moved out here, I think, when Diehard came out,

and your name just seemed to be popping up on everything that was just kind of awesome back then.

And it's just, it's wonderful to get to meet you finally.

A big fan of your work.

Jeb also is currently the creator and showrunner of Vikings Valhalla, which is started just now on Netflix and you should check out.

How are you, sir?

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