Weird Paul Petroskey

And I started listening to my friend.

I've talked about him a little bit, Weird Paul Petrowski.

He's got a lot of followers on social media.

He recorded videos in the 80s of him and his siblings lip syncing to popular music and never had a platform to put it on because there was no internet in the 80s.

a little over two years for you guys to enjoy.

I do remember one live I did that was particularly cool was getting to have, and this one was kind of recent, was Weird Paul, having Weird Paul on there, Weird Paul Petrowski.

He's one of my favorite people online that has nothing to do with Substack, although I did talk him into starting a Substack.

But we've become buddies on here, and he's got about 2 million followers across all his platforms online.

I want to accelerate.

I want to show up every day and still try to turn this thing into the best possible entertainment value I can.

So like I said, having Weird Paul on there when I did, that was a memorable moment in my Substack lives and podcasts, having him because he's been grinding since he started filming videos in the 80s.

And then he posts them now on social media.

I don't know how you say that.

I should ask Weird Paul.

He'd go.

My buddy Weird Paul is the king of 80s virtual logging vlog.

He used to film videos in the 80s as a teenager, and now he shares them on all his platforms.

And he's even here on Substack.

So if you see that note from earlier today, listen to that video.

I put it on there with the post thanking my new paid subscriber.

MX-80 Sound, Man on the Moon.

Weird Paul, Everybody Wants Snacks Tonight.

A group in the UK called Silver Sun.

Their version of Rush, Xanadu.