I did a

a, what was yesterday or the day before I did a podcast called

uh obsessed with death

podcast. I'm fucking cadet. I want to call that guy all the time now.

I thought I could, I guess he's done 60 episodes or something, you go all right how much death can you talk about but then when you look back at this podcast those are always the best episodes I could talk there's not a lot of things that I get chatterboxy about, but

yeah, death obsession and frequent flyer miles and Safeway Checkers.

And I don't think the other two would be a good podcast, but the death thing.

So keep an eye out for that. It's obsessed with I don't even get the guy's name.

But yeah, I'll let you know when that's coming out. Hey, this was, uh, we're, uh,

I don't know, even know how long ago this was.

It seems like it was like a fucking year ago when I was couch surfing on fans,

couches across to the James Inman Podcast.

That thing, I don't know if we're gonna link to that.

James Inman put out the podcast

that I drove out there for, for him to do a podcast that ended up being my

podcast and it was live and I wasn't a guest and I was but it he's a he's a piece of work but I can't He's a piece of work but I can tell you this James Inman if you go to James Inman.

com he did a podcast a long time back and there were only four episodes and it's

fucking brilliant. I've only gotten I'm halfway through the third, but if you know

the the shut up little man, they were legendary underground

tapes in the 70s or 80s, cassette tapes of these two old gay guys in San Francisco, drunks that would scream at each other and

just have these massive fights.

So these young guys that were the neighbors they would record out the window like in front of their

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