Hi, I'm Rachel McElroy.

Hey, this is Griffin McRoy.

And this is wonderful.

This is wonderful, a podcast where we talk about things we like that is good that we are into.

And that's going to do it for us this week on Wonderful.

You've done too much podcasts today.

I've done too much podcasts in life. When I get to the

Pearly Gates, St. Peter is going to go through my book. He's going to be like looking good,

looking good. One question. It seems to me like you did an outsized number of podcasts just compared

to the average sort of individual who has come up in a year. And I won't have anything to say

about that. It's absolutely

objectively true. Here's what people forget about, I think, sometimes is there are a number of people

that have been doing podcasts for a long time. Yes. You know, like you hear about them. And I,

and I, let me be clear, I hate that. When they refer to like the people that were there at the

beginning, you know, there are people that come up before y'all. The old dogs. But you have many. Yeah. You have many. It's not just like one that you've been doing for a long time. It's like a lot you've been doing for a long time now. Yeah. And some of them are short run. And some of them we only do on Thanksgiving. And so, like, those

probably shouldn't be counted in my final heavenly tally. But for the, for the rest of them, I mean,

it is quite a bit of podcast. Can I ask you sometimes, like, when something happens to you,

and it's like a nice little anecdote, do you ever think, like, well, this is really a besties anecdote?

Or you know what?

I think if I'm going to share this little story, this is going to be a Mbimba story.

I mean, I know my audience, right?

By which I mean the other people I host the podcast with, not like the actual audience.

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