Hi, this is Rachel McElroy. Hello. This is Griffin McElroy. And this is wonderful. Thanks

for listening. Thank you for listening. We do that at the end. Yeah. This is a say. Are

we done? Well, no, it's just like, you know, for even giving us a chance. Like even if you stop

listening right now, thank you for the time you've shared with us. Wow. Even if it's just

if you say, that's my whole thing now is sort of gratitude. I like that. Like, you know how

on Thanksgiving, I bring it every year with just like all my gratitude and I tell everybody

how much they mean to me. We all join hands. We join hands around the ham trough and the potato

bucket and we join hands and I just really lay it on. I'm thinking maybe I do that throughout the

year. Okay. So that it's not quite so overwhelming for everyone because it is pretty intense when I

come at you. Like, you know, I sing a little song about thing. Thank you for being a friend. I

guess is kind of the way that that went. If I spread it out, it won't be quite as overwhelming.

So thank you for listening. I won't thank you at the end of the episode though. That's right.

What's that do for you? Can you make it to the end? Who gives a shit? We already got your money.

That you please did you pay to download it? How? You shouldn't have done that. You are being scanned.

Yeah. We know that there are some people on the street that are bootlegging our podcast.

I hate that. And charging you for it. And I want you to know you don't have to pay those people.

No. I got a copy of the new episode of Wonderful and Avengers Endgame.

Hey, do you have any small wonders? Yes. Okay. My small wonder is that when one of us cooks for the

other one, we have developed a ritual of making sure to very specifically thank that person for

cooking. All right. And the other day, Griffin cooked and I very consciously, as I was eating it,

was like, this is very good. Remember to tell Griffin, this is good. And I forgot.

Right before we went to sleep, Griffin was like, you didn't thank me. And I'm like, oh my god.

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