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culture is this calling. Lock culture is the still Bowen is still on break, but that's okay for today because I've actually got two people in the studio, two heads to not only do an episode of Lost Coach, but to also answer the question, why are you single? I think that question is going to be pointed at me and maybe we'll even point it back at them because that's what we do here at Lost Coach. We sort of, of course, we have conversations, but we pointed back at you. The readers were going to point it back at the guests. And by point it back, I mean, the question not anything you could point at someone. One of my guests is opening their mouth wide, sort of making a very crass illusion to maybe me pointing my penis over towards him. I had an ex boyfriend who called penises penis. And I didn't like it. We are not currently together. I am single. And like I said, we're going to get to the bottom of that. I saw the show that my guests today are producing and hosting respectively, the other day at the illusion here in LA. And I had a time. It's a wild show. It's what they call one of those shows to watch. They're going to be hitting it hard actually tonight at the Bell House in Brooklyn. If you are around, I do believe the show will be sold the fuck out. But you know, but check. And by check, I mean, of course, get on the website. But also, you know what, if you're in the downtown area of Brooklyn, if you're in the Greater Gowanus area, roll through if you're in the Greater Gowanus. And that's actually a real culture. If you're in the Greater Gowanus area, roll through the Bell House. You never know what's happening there. You never know what amazing comedians both established and upcoming are going to be there sort of rolling the dice, seeing, Hey, does this work? What tell you what works is this show? Why are you single? Like I said, I had the best time. And I have two guests both returning to the show. Many things have changed in both their lives since they last were on the show. I mean, we'll get into it. But what hasn't changed is the charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent that both of them possess. Oh, God. They both possess Kant. And I'm very excited to welcome back to last culture. East us Dave Mizoni

and Marie Faust

and everybody. Wow. An introduction.