And we are back for an all new episode of Keep It. I'm Iron Madison III.

I'm Louis Firtel and I do not like taking weeks off. I have too much to say.

And then eventually you're kind of like, do those takes expire?

What happened to those?

Like I ate a bunch of food over Thanksgiving and then my fervor for that kind of went away.

I'm just dead into society and pop culture right now.

Yeah, I was in, I went up to the Hamptons with some friends for Thanksgiving.

And I was there from Tuesday through the weekend, but I don't know, somehow it felt not long enough and also too long.

I don't like the weird time that happens in Thanksgiving, especially when everyone's off,

is so weird.

Because I feel like there's still there's still people

doing a lot of things like social media still feels like it's there's an influx of people doing

things people are still sending you emails kind of because no one really treats Thanksgiving as

you know a time off right and I think about what I actually did do over this time, besides play

games with friends for like 36 hours straight, which of course devolved into who's afraid of

Virginia Woolf like arguments every other fucking second because I was involved. But you know what I did

do? Started watching primetime game shows. Have you seen this show The Floor? I think I've heard of it. You have heard of

the floor. Okay. It's this game show hosted by Rob Lo, and it's 100 people on a grid, and they all have a

specialty subject, and a randomizer chooses who plays, somebody on the grid must challenge somebody

next to them, and they have a

specialty topic. And they go, quote, unquote, head to head on this topic where images appear on a

screen, and they both have a time clock. And let's say the category is on the farm. They go back and

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