A celebration of adverbs.

Hello.

Yeah. Hey.

Hi.

So it's Golden Balls.

Yes, sir.

We're going to roll back the clock a tiny bit and play you something that we really like.

Like, I don't know.

Of all of the stage work we ever did, that night at the Brooklyn Academy of music with those oh man

yeah god you know having having you and I have have been through some highs and

some definite lows on stages and I think that was the highest high I think that

was the highest I really do and it had nothing to do with us by the way it was just

that the clips we were playing on the video screen were so good.

They were good. So good. Maybe I should just sort of explain what we were talking about. So we were on stage a couple years ago at the Brooklyn Academy Music. We were playing these clips from a TV show called Golden Balls. And each clip consisted of two people in a moral face-off.

And the people in the audience watching were just losing it.

Because there was a section where you asked people to vote and they had to vote with their phones,

and we had this weird receiver that was built, it was on the stage that was going to receive this

information, and then we were going to receive this information,

and then we were going to then display it.

I just remember a whole bunch of people waving their phones and shouting.

Anyhow, after that live show, we ended up doing a radio version of that story.

And then based on that radio piece, we did two other segments that sort of kind of,

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