Oh

... from, [laughs] from the exit row of a, a Virgin Atlantic flight.

And then on top of that, the...

it is hilarious how they treat you in, in, like, coach.

Uh, like, they literally throw food at you.

Like, it was literally like they gave you, like, a prepackaged dinner that's, like, in a little container, and they literally just throw it, [laughs] like, from the cart.

And then in the middle of the flight, they come around with, like, little personal pizzas that are in little cardboards-

What's eclipse make you think of here, gentlemen?

Excuse me.

Now, Scott, I...

Listen, listen, Scott.

We've all seen the Nugenix commercials.

We've seen sports athletes become spokespersons for, uh, bad sort of men's products, okay? And I assure you that this is not an instance of a fledgling company passing off spokesperson duties to another sports athlete, of course, because my company is called Strikethrough.

[laughs]

That's right, Scott.

A lot of people say [laughs] that this product isn't clever, the name is too on the nose.

As you ask that question, whether your parents would have possibly paved the road for your successes, a flash in front of your eyes, an echo of a memory, What happened that day of your fifth driving lesson? That's great.

Shaddy like has this memory of, he flashes like doing like the sort of course, like the like sort of steering course and like barreling through like barrier after barrier, like just like absolutely biffing it.

And then when he goes to like bring the ship into dock, he like over corrects and like scrapes along the side of like the dock parks the ship on the dock instead of in the space.

And then he stops and he looks at the instructor and there is just the most stern man who is frazzled, sweating.

He's gripping the handles or the arm rests on his chair and just shivering in fear.

He's sick.

And he just looks, he looks out the front window and he sees my parents standing there with their arms crossed.

Everywhere you look.

Mm

...

if I wanted to have friends, I had to like kind of like, like things I didn't really care about.

So there was not like...

It wasn't like I was completely changing everything about myself, but I was definitely performing a version of myself that was not authentic sometimes.

Um-

[laughs]

... sort of like easy.

I don't cook.

Look, I appreciate everybody coming to this meeting and voicing their opinions on whatever sort of side of the line they fall on.

I will say that, like, the resolution to sort of close the plant until the changes have been made has not passed.

As you all know, that plan... plant is a huge moneymaker in this town and so we can't risk the revenue by shutting it down i know it affects some of you i know some of you haven't figured out exactly how it is going to affect you yet but it is i understand that it affects everybody and we just want to serve

for those of you that can't get fucking political on the show but we're gonna go there yeah that's

right i because that's the thing this is totally disconnected from anything we've ever talked about up until this point in this podcast but that's right I have recently noticed, like, headaches.

I feel like every day I'm on, like, I have a headache a little.

And it just kind of goes up and down.