We're back. We're back. It's a distraction. I'm drood. That's raw. Happy holidays, Roth.

Hey, man. Happy holidays. Merry Christmas.

Aren't you just a sturdy little fellow?

It works every time. I love hearing the voice.

I started watching Rudolph last night, just on my own.

Like Frosty was on.

Like, Freeform still exists as a TV channel, and they have all the Christmas, like, shit on, like, just front to back.

And it's like they had, you know, they had the Jimmy Durante, Frosty the Snowman, and they had Rudolph.

So I, you know, I dabbled in all that shit.

But we have much more pressing holiday business to get to, Roth.

Do you know what today is?

Well, let's see.

Should I pretend that we're recording this live as people listen to it?

Yeah, absolutely.

It's December 26th, Drew, the day after Christmas.

Time for my boxing day party.

So anyway, it's time for the heaters get to the Williams-Sinona catalog.

I did the print version, but there was plenty left in the catalog for the cutting room floor.

So we didn't do this last year, but we can do it this year.

We're going to do Williams-Snomah's right.

Roth, you ready to play the game?

I am. Can I say one sentimental thing before we do this? Yeah, sure. I believe that the first episode that I ever did of a podcast with you was the old dead cast when Marshman was the co-host,

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