Okay. Hi, Katie. There's an intro so they know it's you. Oh, okay. I was just going to like,

I thought it would be fun if I just waited a long time and made you pretend like you were talking

to know what and be like, why did you do that to me? It seems like fun. Listen, I still like love it when

there's not an intro in a podcast in the sense of when like the people, like the guests and stuff start to talk.

Because it's like you're just coming into a conversation.

Ethan Steady said that same thing on The Crunch this week.

He was like, Matt Fred doesn't have an intro.

He has no music.

There's no music.

All of a sudden it's Matt Fred talking.

Yeah. And it sucks. Don't do it. Poor Matt. I mean, not that Matt sucks, but like,

I don't like it when there's no intro music. It breaks me out. I don't mind. I like, I actually

prefer there's an introduction. And then there is like, okay, so now we're going to start here's the music

and then you're coming into the conversation right that's why i like to start our interviews

for the most part where we're just talking we're going to do the weird intro in the beginning

more fun if you just do like youth ministry games this is katie here's two truth and a lie exactly

um i always win that game, by the way.

Is that because you're a really good ad line?

Because one of my truths is that I used to be a man.

Wait, what do you mean it used to be a man?

Break that down for me.

He's like, it's so funny.

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