did you like this show enough to agree to be on this ridiculous podcast?

Question: did you like this show enough to agree to be on this ridiculous podcast? Activity description: Happy to have you. Well, before we dive into the episode, Frank, I want to learn a little bit more about you. Tell us a little bit about, you know, your relationship to this show, Fraser. Why did you like this show enough to agree to be on this ridiculous podcast? What do you mean relationship? He's not married to it. I thought, you mean you guys aren't married to it? No, that's not even legal in this state. We are married to the commitment of producing top quality podcasts. Well said. Thank you. Well, I mean, I'd watched like random episodes growing up and then I don't know, I think about maybe like four years ago, we just streamed through and like just kind of crushed it. Like watched every single episode over a couple months. Well, Frank, we go back to elementary school. How come you never told me you're into smart shit? Like this is a huge revelation. Yeah, I've always liked smart shit. What are you classifying as smart shit? Other than Fraser, obviously. Books and Fraser. That's it. Those are pretty much the two. Oh, do you drink wine too? No. Okay. No. No, that's no. What kind of other like smart TV shows are you talking about? I assume you just the documentaries would be the only other smart thing. It's just documentaries and Fraser. Are you big Jeopardy fans? I did like Jeopardy. Yeah. Smart guy counts. Smart guy counts the smart person show. Did you watch Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Trader? Oh, yeah. I did not. And were you smarter than a fifth grade? Was not. Okay. So when you say you started crushing Fraser, did you like it? Or was it just like, I've started streaming it. I'm not going to stop. No, I liked it. Why? It's a smart show. It's quick and witty. So I am curious because you said you watch random episodes growing up or whatever. So that, you know, it was a show that was on. So that makes sense. But what made you just a few years ago, randomly decide to like put it on? Honestly, I have no idea. I think we may have either just finished watching Seinfeld or you forgot that the sequel to Seinfeld wasn't Fraser. Doesn't have access to Curb. It is not. In fact, Fraser. I honestly, I don't know what the leap was that actually made us watch it, but I think it is fitting. Seinfeld, people are deceptively, the Seinfeld guys are deceptively terrible, just like Fraser. So I think they do fit with a nice one-two punch. Yeah, that's true. I could definitely see that. They are all deceptively terrible. I mean, Fraser is deceptive, but is he not kind of openly terrible? I don't think he's. Well, I guess you could introduce him in Cheers as a bad guy, but it's true. There are many parts of the episode we watched. He's definitely terrible. This is, you probably haven't been rewatching him all with us. He's, this is one of his better episodes as far as behavior. Yeah, so far, this is not a showcase of his most benevolent moments. I'm at this point pretty confident we will not be getting any of that. I think that's very plausible. Well, should we dive into this week's episode? Let's do it, homie G. Let's do it, let's do it, let's do it like the G's in Hollywood. I no longer want to do it. What is wrong with you? All right, Curtis, can we do it like the G's in Hollywood, please? Come on. All right. Phrase attribution: elementary-school history and relationship/marriage interjections: Ryan; smart TV question: Frank