Hey, welcome to Fitstog Radio. I'm very happy to see you. Welcome into my world. I'm sitting

in the back house in the bonus room. I got a bunch of clothes hung behind me from when Aunt

Joe passed in the Bronx and my wife decided to get some clothing. It's hanging back there. With no

plan, there's not a lot of closet space left in the house because my daughter and wife have

already filled theirs. They're allotment. And now we've got hanging clothes that smell like

moth balls, but are very, very, very fashionable. It was the 1950s. So I guess they're vintage. I don't

know if they're going to sell them or what. But anyway, we're here. Thanks for joining me. I've got

a great guest today. Greg Garcia, who's a guy who I just have so much respect for. He's a big show

runner created a lot of huge shows. We'll talk about that. And we had a real nice talk last week.

I am hosting in the middle of a lot of hosting. It's August in L.A., which is when everybody visits us.

We had my son's college roommate, Rory came out for a few days. Great fucking kid. Music

aficionado intelligent. My son has good friends. So does my daughter. They both have very interesting

cool friends, which I take as a sign that we did a decent job as parents, I think. And then we had

my nephew, who's my wife's brother's son stayed with us with his girlfriend, Alice, which is a

fucking badass name for a chick and a badass chick. She's awesome. You ever meet somebody new immediately

just go like, all right. Here's something new and different. South African, but kind of a posh

South African accent, you know, like a colonist. But but a groovy bro, she's a broken toy, but she

admits it. Anyway, we went to we did just did a lot of fun shift took him on a big walking tour.

I made my famous pancake breakfast, which I make for everybody, which is a lot of ingredients in

it. And then we did a major walk through Venice, went through the canals down to the Venice

pier, walked down it, went to Muscle Beach, the skateboard park, watched the surfers, did it all,

then walked back through the walk streets and went to Penn Mar for lunch. I think it was a

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