Are we recording? I'm recording. Are you recording? I am recording. There's not a soul out there. No one to hear my prayer. Oh my gosh. Bam, bam, bam, Bam, Give me, give me a man after midnight. Midnight. Welcome to the Crunch.

It is your boy Ethan.

And I'm Patrick.

I did not introduce this that way on the Crunch Live show.

I was just so excited.

I know.

You just get so hyped with the people and the noise and the music coming out of the speakers.

I know you hear our music and you're like, oh my God.

Wow.

We're real people.

I've never listened to this song with people in the room.

And everybody's yelling.

Everybody's screaming. Everybody's booing you for not having the music queued at the the room. And everybody's yelling. I'm by myself. Everybody's screaming.

Everybody's booing you for not having the music cueed at the exact right moment.

The first six months of the podcast, I listened to all of our intros in a row because

I loved hearing like the cold open going right into the music.

It just made me feel so good.

Made you feel like a professional? It made you feel like a professional.

It made me feel like a real radio boy. And then everybody got a podcast and it stopped being fun.

Yes, my good, good radio boy. But yeah, the other thing that I was worried about with the live show was that not everyone there knows our show. So I was really making sure to like introduce the show.

Right. Overexplained the show. And some people said they came up to us. They were like, I've literally never listened to your podcast, but I'm going to start. Yeah. Welcome. Like Grace. Shout out Grace. Yeah. Welcome to the freaking party. Shout out Grace. You're only three years late. when we went on the quizzical podcast I haven't listened to your show

and I'm not gonna

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