Hey, Jeff. Hey, Eric. How are you? I'm pretty good. How are you? Doing well, thank you. This is day number four of quarantine radio. Yes, although it feels like day number 40. We have a great lineup today. Yeah. David Cho, one of our best friends who lives here in New York City. He worked at college humor. He worked for Grantland and ESPN. Most importantly, he works with Justin Timberlake now.

Shout out to Justin. Shout out to David. Justin doesn't know us. One of them. Justin's not listening.

Who knows who's going to be on tomorrow, guys? Yeah. Day number five of quarantine radio.

I think that Justin has like better things to worry about than thinking about our conversation

with David Cho.

No offense, David.

One of my favorite things is that any time we'll be in a restaurant or at a grocery

store or something like that and Justin Timberlake's music is playing in the background.

And we let David know?

Yeah, you text him and you're just like, hey, please tell Justin that his music is on the radio.

It's great. When we're in a car, whenever. It's a good bit. It's a great bit. I don't, I don't think

he's told him, but he should. He should. It's important. Yeah. Then we have Shea Serrano on.

The bestselling author, New York Times. Yeah. Is he a three-time New York Times best-selling author?

He's, I, every time he does something, it's best-selling, but I can't remember how

many times he's done things.

Let's call him New York Times best-selling author, Shiaserano, down in Texas.

Mm-hmm.

And then we have Jojo, the acclaimed singer Grammy award-winning singer.

Yes.

Jojo, who has a song out right now called Man.

It's wild to me that, like, because, you know, we had her on our podcast very early on.

Five years ago.

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