Hi, this is Rachel McElroy.

Hi, this is Griffin McElroy.

This is wonderful. Welcome to Wonderful. It's a podcast where we talk about things we like that's good that we're into. I had cool voice surgery since the last episode. I went into the doctor. I said, fatten my cords. He said, what? I said fatten him. So it gets deep and cool. Fatten my cords. So he did. He went in there. He made each one

thick, big, thick sinewy. So you can really hear him slap together. I mean, listeners of the show

have heard this Griffin before. That was when I was sick. Right now I'm not sick. I am the picture

of health. But I like so much how I sound

when I'm sick because I can get in that like baby back, like really down in the dirt.

Yeah. So I guess just like how do you feel about it? I didn't really can usually when we have big

surgical procedures, we'd like talk to each other about it first.

But this was, I wanted it to be a surprise for our anniversary.

I mean, I appreciate that the recovery time was zero.

It was zero recovery, yeah.

But I'm tough.

I was like no anesthesia.

I said, I went in there, I said, fatten my cords and raw docket. And the doctor

didn't really know like what any of that meant. I said, I got to get home in time to play with

my kids and my wife and nobody can know about it. Yeah, that's exactly right. So this is me now.

This is just how it's going to sound from now. Okay. Just kidding. I am a little sick. This is me now. This is just how it's going to sound from now. Okay. Just kidding. I am a little sick. This is a show where we talk about things we like that's good that we are into. And I don't know, man. We're on that, we're on that Christmas creep now. Are we? Can we not be? You don't want to be? Can we get off the creep?

We don't have to be on the creep if you don't want. I'm not ready. I'm not ready.

Yeah, no, I mean, no one's really ready. It's a busy time of year for families.

Do you have any small wonders? Can you imagine being a radio DJ?

Like, did you ever think about if you were to pursue your dad's line of work?

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