Binge watching.
I mean, this is something we do.
I love TV.
Yeah.
I mean, but it's, like, different now.
It's not just, like, you're watching bad TV.
Like, TV is really good.
Yeah, and we spent so much.
What people have to understand is, like, that is our social life.
That's our, like, date night.
That's our, every night we usually watch it out.
But there's really good TV on.
Yes.
Right?
Like, we don't, I mean, I don't want to insult anyone else's taste in TV, but, like, we watch really good shows.
Yes.
And you kind of have to.
Like, I'm already behind.
Like, you know, it's, like, people are, like, saying, have you seen this?
Have you seen that?
Yeah.
And it's, like, it's, like, defining our generation.
So it's, like, back in the day being, like, you didn't read Tale of Two Cities?
Yeah.
You know, unfortunately, yeah, that's the case.
Now, and there's different chunks.
I mean, some of it is we actually figured out a way to get all these TV jokes in there, except for one didn't make it in, which was you ever watch so much TV?
You have a hangover.
I overdid it last night on The Weeds.
You know, it was.
That never really was.
But, you know, you do have a TV hangover.
Like, if you watch that one extra episode, like, in the morning, you're like, why did I do that to myself?
And then cable news is something that we've constantly been trying to figure out just because it really does make us miserable.
And I would say that an interesting thing is that the landline thing, the line, you know, when.
Our landline will ring.
My wife and I, we won't even move to answer it.
It's just like a background noise.
Yeah.
And that's true.
But that was also my brother, Mike.
He brought that up in Maryland.
But he didn't even mean it in a joking way.
And it was just, I heard him say that.
And I'm like, that is a joke.
That's like an observation.
That's perfect.
So you're admitting you stole that joke from Mike?
I stole it from my brother, Mike.
Okay.