Speaker 1: I Am all In, Kiss You, I Am all In
Speaker 1: with Scott Patterson and I Heart Radio podcast Everybody Scott
Speaker 1: Patterson one on one interview I Am all In podcast
Speaker 1: with the one and only John Caprera, who portrayed the
Speaker 1: character of Brian Fuller, who plays bass guitar and help alien.
Speaker 1: It was a roommate of Zach ben Gerbig and Lane
Speaker 1: Kim after Lane moved out of her mother's house. And
Speaker 1: I wasn't aware of And I haven't seen that episode yet,
Speaker 1: have you not Do you not know? Do you not
Speaker 1: know my character? Have you not gotten to my character yet? Yes?
Speaker 1: We have. We have been introduced to you quitting, quitting
Speaker 1: the band that was you, that was your debut. You
Speaker 1: just okay, you just boiled yourself because you that what
Speaker 1: you just read. That doesn't happen for a while, I know.
Speaker 1: Um So. The first time we see John is in
Speaker 1: season three, episode four, Once Got Class, the Other One dies,
Speaker 1: the y E s He was part of the reboot
Speaker 1: Year in Life. You were in thirty two episodes Gilmore
Speaker 1: during its uh historic run, and like me, you've actually
Speaker 1: never seen the show until now. For the past few months,
Speaker 1: John has been watching Gilmore Girls with fans and built
Speaker 1: a sizable community with him with his own tech platform
Speaker 1: called Remarkest. Basically, fans joined John every night on Clubhouse
Speaker 1: to watch and discuss an episode of Gilmore Girls together
Speaker 1: through the Remarkest app. Well you have an app that's
Speaker 1: John has built. Um, fans has build platform. Fans come
Speaker 1: together scheduled to watch events, special events, cast and crew
Speaker 1: talk about the episodes. Um, Johnny, welcome, we we you.
Speaker 1: How did you get the role? Let's let's start at
Speaker 1: the beginning. How did you get this role? Well? Uh,
Speaker 1: this was actually the second role that I auditioned for.
Speaker 1: I I uh, so, I guess it starts with although
Speaker 1: Amy and Dan say that it doesn't. I mean they
Speaker 1: I always mentioned Sean Gunn as a very important part
Speaker 1: of why I got the role in the show. That
Speaker 1: they insist like, no, no, we auditioned you, you got
Speaker 1: the role had nothing to do with Sean gun But
Speaker 1: the part that that um that they miss or that
Speaker 1: they have missed when when talking about it, is the
Speaker 1: fact that I met Maura Casey through Sean gun mar
Speaker 1: Casey is a close friend. UM, she's a Chicagoan. Um.
Speaker 1: I'm a Chicagoan. So is Sean we all kind of
Speaker 1: came here together. And um, she of course new Sean
Speaker 1: from from the show. And uh, the the Christmas four
Speaker 1: I was cast on the show, we had a Christmas
Speaker 1: party and she was home for the holiday. She she
Speaker 1: wasn't able to go home for the holidays, so so
Speaker 1: we invited her to the Christmas party and I met
Speaker 1: her there and she's and we had a great conversation
Speaker 1: and I had really just I've just been in Los
Speaker 1: Angeles for about a year and a half. Um, and
Speaker 1: she said, I'm gonna I want to try and get
Speaker 1: you on the show. And I was like, oh, it
Speaker 1: sounds good to me. Uh. She brought me in for
Speaker 1: a role. Um. It's actually I can't remember the name
Speaker 1: of the character, but he's one do you remember the
Speaker 1: brother and sister that um Rory goes to the to
Speaker 1: the home of that of that that friend, the one
Speaker 1: who's gonna help her get into Yale, like is gonna
Speaker 1: help give her right And he's got the two he's
Speaker 1: got the two siblings. He's got the brother and sister
Speaker 1: and they're like at the table talking trivia and stuff.
Speaker 1: So I I auditioned for for that guy, and and
Speaker 1: Dan was it seemed really into the audition. I came
Speaker 1: out of it thinking like, oh, I got that, he
Speaker 1: was laughing, he was super into it. And then I
Speaker 1: didn't get it, and I was kind of bummed. And
Speaker 1: then and then this role came up and Mara said
Speaker 1: that Dan was like, Hey, that one guy that that
Speaker 1: came in for that, could you bring him in? Now?
Speaker 1: That role had had a lot of lines in it.
Speaker 1: I remember, you know the other one. I remember being like, wow,
Speaker 1: I'd really love to grab that that role. And then
Speaker 1: the Brian line. Brian role had like one line in
Speaker 1: the first episode, right, So my feeling was like, like, Okay,
Speaker 1: this is cool, but he's only got one line. Never
Speaker 1: would I have thought that thirty seven episodes later and
Speaker 1: five seasons later, right, So that's like a really good
Speaker 1: lesson for those uh that that old saying there's no
Speaker 1: small parts, just small actors, right, as a perfect example, right,
Speaker 1: I I would have assumed that that was the end
Speaker 1: of the character, and probably if I had been given
Speaker 1: both on a platter, I would have probably taken the
Speaker 1: first one as an actor because I had more lines.
Speaker 1: Not realized, of course, that five years later I would
Speaker 1: have been a part of the show. Well, Um, so
Speaker 1: what do you remember most about the series in your
Speaker 1: time on the show. Um? I mostly when I think
Speaker 1: of the series, I mostly think of the people I
Speaker 1: worked with. I'm and and actually I mostly think of
Speaker 1: the crew. I think about George Bell, I think about
Speaker 1: Valerie brenda Um, and of course I I think about
Speaker 1: Kiko and Todd because I spent so much time with them.
Speaker 1: So for me, every time I got the call that
Speaker 1: I had an episode, UM, it was like it. I
Speaker 1: always got really excited about it because it was my
Speaker 1: opportunity to hang out with my friends again. Oh it's nice, yes, Um,
Speaker 1: and those friendships continue today. I oh, yeah, Todd and
Speaker 1: I are still very very much in touch and close
Speaker 1: and so so TAKEO and and actually I still keep
Speaker 1: in touch with Sebastian to a bit, not as much
Speaker 1: as the others, really, what you know, give my best
Speaker 1: to Todd. I saw him up in Canada. We were
Speaker 1: on stage together and had a wonderful time. He's a
Speaker 1: wonderful musician and wonderful guy. Just give him my best,
Speaker 1: would you. I absolutely will. And how Sebastian doing. He's good,
Speaker 1: I mean, I mostly I mostly know how he's going
Speaker 1: from his Instagram. He seems like he's like really really
Speaker 1: really into into health these days and and uh eating eating, well,
Speaker 1: it still looks like he might be drinking. Well he
Speaker 1: liked his wine. Um. But yeah, and he lives I
Speaker 1: believe lives in Vegas. I believe so. I I might
Speaker 1: be wrong about that, but I thought I thought I
Speaker 1: saw something that that said he was in Vegas. Interesting. Um,
Speaker 1: so let me ask you this. I have I have
Speaker 1: a bunch of fan questions. We want to get to them. Uh.
Speaker 1: When the idea for the reboot came came along, what
Speaker 1: was your reaction to that? To a year in the life. Oh,
Speaker 1: I was excited, but I was mostly excited for the fans.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, for the decade when I was
Speaker 1: on the show, I didn't really have this sense that
Speaker 1: we were doing anything that was like a pop culture phenomenon, right,
Speaker 1: Like it just it wasn't really that big. Every once
Speaker 1: in a while I had walked into an Apple store
Speaker 1: something that and somebody would recognize me. But for the
Speaker 1: most part, it was still a small show. Over the
Speaker 1: course of that decade, and as social media, because we forget,
Speaker 1: when we were on the show, social media wasn't really
Speaker 1: a thing social media really kind of what It's Dawn
Speaker 1: happened in the years after, certainly It's Rise, And that
Speaker 1: was when I suddenly had this direct engagement with fans
Speaker 1: in a way that I hadn't had before. And I
Speaker 1: got to watch over that decade, fans get more and
Speaker 1: more and more eager for a return to all of
Speaker 1: these characters. So when the reboot was announced, my first
Speaker 1: thought was, Oh, my goodness, the fans are going to
Speaker 1: be so happy. M hmm yeah, um yeah. I had
Speaker 1: the same experience, but we're getting tremendous amount of feedback
Speaker 1: every time when I walked out the door, when are
Speaker 1: you gonna do another one? Let's do it some more seasons,
Speaker 1: come on, let's once they're coming back. And I mean
Speaker 1: it was and it really reached this sort of pinnacle
Speaker 1: at the South By South. But I mean that was
Speaker 1: when I really felt like when we look what like
Speaker 1: looking out at that audience of all those people, it's
Speaker 1: sort of it's sort of hit me at that point,
Speaker 1: how if this doesn't happen? Like it just felt like
Speaker 1: this has to happen at this point, you know, Um,
Speaker 1: there was just the fervor was just too high. Okay,
Speaker 1: so let's talk a little bit about it. Really truly,
Speaker 1: that was a big moment for the show. Um, and
Speaker 1: it was perfect timing, and I felt the will, the
Speaker 1: will to do it was there from from from everybody.
Speaker 1: And I remember, I remember this the sentiment from the cast.
Speaker 1: I mean, you had like Kelly and you were really
Speaker 1: like there was there was a real sense of like
Speaker 1: we are ready to do this, like let's make this happen.
Speaker 1: And you know, I mean obviously like they're bigger powers
Speaker 1: than anything that anybody, including Amy on that stage could
Speaker 1: make happen. So that was sort of an in some
Speaker 1: ways and sort of an appeal to the the greater
Speaker 1: studio gods. You know that, Um that not only uh,
Speaker 1: not only are the fans ready for it, but but
Speaker 1: the cast is ready for it, which is always such
Speaker 1: an important thing that that fans don't often realize that,
Speaker 1: you know, to make a show, and to certainly make
Speaker 1: a reboot, it's pretty complicated. You've got to get a
Speaker 1: lot of people in line, you gotta get a lot
Speaker 1: of contracts in line, all of that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: And so UM, to hear a cast all say yes,
Speaker 1: we're ready for this, Um that I think that was.
Speaker 1: That was it's sort of its most important moment. Yeah. Um,
Speaker 1: and it was a heck of a lot of fun
Speaker 1: to do. It really was. Regardless of the result it was,
Speaker 1: it was it was really fun to do. Um. Can
Speaker 1: you explain let's talk about remarks, explain what that is. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So came out here and my I realized very quickly
Speaker 1: that I couldn't wait tables. It just wasn't for me.
Speaker 1: So I got into technology. I taught myself how to code,
Speaker 1: and I started to code software and whatnot. And for
Speaker 1: about the first year and a half or so I
Speaker 1: was here, I was building software and that, and then
Speaker 1: I met in our Casey and I got on the show,
Speaker 1: and then it changed my life and suddenly, I you know,
Speaker 1: I was I was just only thinking about that. Um.
Speaker 1: As the show came to an end, I decided I
Speaker 1: wanted to move behind the camera. I wrote. I wrote
Speaker 1: a script that I sold to Warner Brothers right after
Speaker 1: I the show ended, and that began my writing career
Speaker 1: and sort of began a career behind the camera. Um.
Speaker 1: That project gave me a really intimate relationship to or
Speaker 1: a very very interesting insight into fandom in general. I
Speaker 1: got to see what it was like to write something
Speaker 1: it was science fiction in a studio where fans were converging,
Speaker 1: and see sort of how fans and and and the
Speaker 1: studio interacted. And I thought that there was a really
Speaker 1: interesting but very strange, almost dysfunctional dynamic between how the
Speaker 1: fans saw themselves and how the the studios did. Uh.
Speaker 1: And I just got really into this idea that fans
Speaker 1: have more they have more power, and therefore should have
Speaker 1: more say in the I P that they evangelized. And
Speaker 1: this became something I was really obsessed with throughout the
Speaker 1: teens um and in i'd say mid teens, I started
Speaker 1: to build this product that was sort of trying to
Speaker 1: to bring fans together to create eight content, like actually
Speaker 1: like create IP together. And it didn't really quite go
Speaker 1: where I wanted it to go, and I sort of
Speaker 1: hitting my head against the wall. And then in early
Speaker 1: my wife had our first child, and I thought that
Speaker 1: would be a good opportunity for me, for me to
Speaker 1: sort of reboot, step back from all the work that
Speaker 1: I was doing trying to figure this out. And Uh,
Speaker 1: in the late hours, feeding a baby, changing diapers, I
Speaker 1: just had this thought that maybe, um, I should watch
Speaker 1: the television show that I was on for, you know,
Speaker 1: for for five years, that maybe that was actually a
Speaker 1: better focus on fandom and relationship to fandom. I had
Speaker 1: this fandom that really loves me for something I didn't
Speaker 1: even know. I'm looking at like this baby girl thinking
Speaker 1: maybe she's gonna watch the show before me, like like
Speaker 1: that can't happen. And so I thought, I'm gonna watch
Speaker 1: this show, um, and I'm gonna show up every night
Speaker 1: in an audio room, and whoever wants to join me,
Speaker 1: We're all gonna just count of three press our lay
Speaker 1: buttons at the same time create a sort of social
Speaker 1: DVD style commentary track. And watched the entire show, and
Speaker 1: I would let fans lead me through the show through
Speaker 1: a show that I was in that I certainly can
Speaker 1: provide value to them on, like I can tell them
Speaker 1: some of my experience, but they can provide infinitely more
Speaker 1: value to me by by by guiding me through a
Speaker 1: story in a world that they know so much more
Speaker 1: intimately than I do. And it was amazing. We we
Speaker 1: did it the entire summer, a hundred and fifty four
Speaker 1: episodes last summer, and somewhere halfway through that I realized
Speaker 1: that I had a sort of the beginnings of a
Speaker 1: community and a platform around watching shows together. So I
Speaker 1: started building an app. Halfway through the summer, teamed up
Speaker 1: with an x Google Amazon developer, a friend of mine,
Speaker 1: um who came on as my co founder, and we
Speaker 1: started building this thing. We finished Gilmore Girls in September,
Speaker 1: and the community started to started to schedule other shows,
Speaker 1: and it's growing and it's auf some it's and it's
Speaker 1: probably the project that I'm most proud of, uh in
Speaker 1: my whole career with interesting well, good for you, um,
Speaker 1: you know, it's it's it's It's kind of remarkable how
Speaker 1: the fans have shaped this podcast as well, because we
Speaker 1: read all well, I don't read them all, um Amy Sugarman,
Speaker 1: the executive producer, reads all of them, and the team
Speaker 1: reads all of them, and they've they have such great
Speaker 1: suggestions for how to shape this podcast and what the
Speaker 1: content and all that kind of stuff. So so they
Speaker 1: are very uh they're a living, breathing um U areudite
Speaker 1: group of people who really know this show cool. I
Speaker 1: mean it's really cool. I mean I love it. I
Speaker 1: I have developed relationships in the past year and a
Speaker 1: half with fans of the show that are just so
Speaker 1: precious to me. Um. And and it really did begin
Speaker 1: with their love of a show that I was on
Speaker 1: but didn't really know, which is just the thing about it.
Speaker 1: And now I can, really, I can truthfully say I am,
Speaker 1: I am a huge fan of show. And I say
Speaker 1: this all the time. I wish that I sometimes I
Speaker 1: wish that I had watched the show back when it
Speaker 1: was airing, because I could have told folks like you,
Speaker 1: my my colleagues. I could have told you how much
Speaker 1: I admired your work. And I couldn't at that time
Speaker 1: because I didn't because I didn't know your work, you know.
Speaker 1: I mean, you were just you were just somebody that
Speaker 1: was on set with me that we just hung out
Speaker 1: and talk to us people. I didn't really know you
Speaker 1: as as a as an actor on the show. And
Speaker 1: and and I mean your work on shows tremendous, so
Speaker 1: as it's yours, thank you very much. But I really,
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, I just like I have favorite characters,
Speaker 1: um you know, uh like I'm a huge Puffs fan,
Speaker 1: Like uh yeah, I mean I am. I am. I
Speaker 1: am a full fledged you More Girls fan. Another thing
Speaker 1: about this show, it's amazing how it just keeps uh
Speaker 1: going on with different generations. What's the craziest fan reaction
Speaker 1: You've encountered, The craziest fan reaction that I've encountered, Um,
Speaker 1: I don't think I've had any really crazy fan reactions. This,
Speaker 1: this particular fandom, while very passionate, I would also say,
Speaker 1: are very normal, like they're they're they're they're not you know,
Speaker 1: I mean when you when you think about I mean, look,
Speaker 1: you've definitely got your your folks dressing up like Taylor
Speaker 1: Dozy and you know, and and and whatnot for festivals,
Speaker 1: which I guess you know is a little odd, but
Speaker 1: you know, no more odd than people dressing up on Halloween.
Speaker 1: But when you think of fandoms, you you typically UM
Speaker 1: imagine these very like, you know, almost kind of delusionally crazy,
Speaker 1: uh folks. I've learned that that's not really UM fandom.
Speaker 1: Again part of the lesson that I've learned. But I
Speaker 1: think that this, in particular, this fandom, UM is full
Speaker 1: of a lot more normal uh fans, or well, I
Speaker 1: would say more reserved fans. I haven't had any, but
Speaker 1: you know, when I go to fan fest, UM, I've
Speaker 1: gone to fan fast in the in the past, people
Speaker 1: are really excited to see you and um, you know,
Speaker 1: run up to you and treat you. You know. One
Speaker 1: thing that that I did have to kind of get
Speaker 1: used to is the idea that, like, you know, a
Speaker 1: lot of fans treat treat you as though they know
Speaker 1: you because they feel they do know you. You were
Speaker 1: you were in their living room for years, but they
Speaker 1: weren't in your living room. So there's you know, getting
Speaker 1: used to this idea that people talk to you as
Speaker 1: though there you know, as though you're their buddy, but
Speaker 1: you aren't their buddy yet, which is also, by the way,
Speaker 1: another big inspiration for Remarcus. I kind of wanted to
Speaker 1: be there, buddy. I sort of felt like, gosh, if
Speaker 1: you're gonna treat me like I'm this old friend of yours,
Speaker 1: then we kind of need to know each other, like
Speaker 1: you know, I don't you know, I can't have I
Speaker 1: can't I can't pretend with a smile that you're my friend.
Speaker 1: I kind of need to start developing relationships with with fans,
Speaker 1: and so that was a big part of it. Um
Speaker 1: But other than that, I wouldn't say anything really crazy.
Speaker 1: Um no, me too. It's always been pleasant. Every single
Speaker 1: encounter has been very pleasant experience. Um and I do
Speaker 1: a lot of these conventions and and and they're all
Speaker 1: just wonderful sort of interactions with all these great people.
Speaker 1: And these aren't the type of fans that go to conventions.
Speaker 1: That's that's not a convention crowd, you know, I and
Speaker 1: I mean it's true, and there I feel like they're
Speaker 1: something like a festival that gives them this sort of
Speaker 1: weekend in Stars Hollow is a little bit more this
Speaker 1: fandom speed than like going and and you know, and
Speaker 1: no doubt, oh, no doubt. Oh yeah. I think that
Speaker 1: the appeal of a big part of the appeal of
Speaker 1: the show, it is the town. I think the town
Speaker 1: is a character in the series that lives on in
Speaker 1: people's hearts. When people talk about turning the show on
Speaker 1: or rewatching the show, you often hear folks say I
Speaker 1: want to go to Stars Hollow. I want to return
Speaker 1: to Stars stars Hollow and escape to Stars Hollow. So
Speaker 1: a festival for these fans really does have to make
Speaker 1: Stars Hollow as much of of a character that they
Speaker 1: revisit than anybody sitting behind the table doing autographs. Well,
Speaker 1: I I sometimes wear the hat, oh nice. Yeah, Like, now, um,
Speaker 1: that one's a that's a black hat. It is it is,
Speaker 1: I have it, but it does have but it is
Speaker 1: a snap in the front and remarkus. We got into
Speaker 1: big debates about the period when when Luke started wearing
Speaker 1: the hat that wasn't the snap front right and had
Speaker 1: the metal buckle, that we were not fans. I was
Speaker 1: not a fan. There were some people that were. There
Speaker 1: was some debate, but for most part people were like,
Speaker 1: snap the snaps, that's that's the only way to get
Speaker 1: and starts. It fits and starts when you're trying to
Speaker 1: create something so iconic. But I do think that you
Speaker 1: know that that you're right, Um, a festival like that,
Speaker 1: you know, a festival like that that that does allow
Speaker 1: fans of a show like this to really live in
Speaker 1: that world for a weekend, kind of feel like they're
Speaker 1: in that world. It's the right kind of of a
Speaker 1: fandom event for for this particular fandom. Um, absolutely, for sure,
Speaker 1: for sure. But you know when they when the fans
Speaker 1: come to a convention where I'm appearing, or Yunick and
Speaker 1: I are appearing, or Sean and I are appearing, they
Speaker 1: have a blast. I mean, they really have fun for sure? Um?
Speaker 1: Are you ready for rapid fire? Um? No one's ever,
Speaker 1: no one's ever really ready for it. But let's do
Speaker 1: it here. One, two, three? How many cups of coffee
Speaker 1: to have a day? Uh? Usually one? Two on a
Speaker 1: good day, three on the back. Are you team Logan
Speaker 1: jess er Dean? Uh? Team Logan for the original series,
Speaker 1: Team jess for the revival? Who was your favorite Gilmore
Speaker 1: Ger's character? Bad? Good answer? What would you order at
Speaker 1: Luke's Diner? Oh? Wink winklers, of course. Would you rather
Speaker 1: go on a road trip with Taylor or Michelle? That's
Speaker 1: not a serious question, isn't Michelle a day of the week?
Speaker 1: I'll road trip with Taylor? Finished, finish the lyric, and
Speaker 1: where you lead, I will follow. Answer, give me the
Speaker 1: everywhere that you tell me to anywhere anywhere? Very good?
Speaker 1: If you're the first one, nice, if you if you
Speaker 1: if you need you need me to be with you,
Speaker 1: I will follow. Uh, where you lead. We've actually sung
Speaker 1: out a few times like Todd and I have like events.
Speaker 1: I do that that that Um, that isn't me. Um.
Speaker 1: Jackson's vegetables are Suki's baked goods vegetables. I'm not really
Speaker 1: a huge sweet person. Would you rather listen to Drella's
Speaker 1: Harper the Trooperdare's Troubadours cover songs, The Troupadoorus cover songs,
Speaker 1: Child Stars, Stars Hollow High, Children Prep. I mean we
Speaker 1: were barely at Stars hollows Hot and the Puffs are
Speaker 1: at Children Prep. And I want to get into the Puffs.
Speaker 1: I will do whatever to get into the box. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna see what I can do for you because I'm
Speaker 1: gonna try to get into myself. Maybe we'll start a
Speaker 1: guy's chapter, you know, why not, Johnny, it was a
Speaker 1: blast catching up. Um. I will actually see you later
Speaker 1: later this year. I'm gonna be at there's an mention
Speaker 1: that we're doing together and oh, you're gonna you're going
Speaker 1: to epics. Yeah, which, by the way, that that that
Speaker 1: particular convention sounds a lot like the their their whole
Speaker 1: concept for it is sort of this like Snap and Greed.
Speaker 1: It's like a lot more casual than a typical convention.
Speaker 1: Has a very Gilmore girls. Five of us gonna be there,
Speaker 1: It's gonna be It's gonna be you me unique, Matt Zukree,
Speaker 1: Sean and Greg Henry and Greg Henry, Yeah, the hunts
Speaker 1: Burgers are gonna be there. Yeah, and it's supposed to
Speaker 1: be it's like it's been you know, I was told
Speaker 1: that it's going to be like a very casual, very
Speaker 1: casual event. Um and uh and yeah again I think
Speaker 1: those are the kinds of events that that that this fandom.
Speaker 1: I think we're all gonna do a group photo. We're
Speaker 1: all gonna, like, I think, on a Saturday Saturday. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So that's what August nineteen through one. And where is it?
Speaker 1: Mount Play is in South Carolina, Carolina Epics Festival or
Speaker 1: Ethics it's something Epics dot c L or something like
Speaker 1: that or c I M something. But you can you
Speaker 1: can get tickets, Uh, check out on my website scotty
Speaker 1: p dot com and you'll get the information there and
Speaker 1: we'll send it out in a newsletter and you can
Speaker 1: we'll probably post it on on the socials for I
Speaker 1: am all in um because that's gonna be a big deal.
Speaker 1: That's that's five Gilmore guys together in one place, and
Speaker 1: that's never that hasn't happened before. You know, that's a
Speaker 1: big deal. It's a deal. Um. Anyway, looking forward to
Speaker 1: seeing you in August, as am I as am I,
Speaker 1: and it was really great catching up. Man. It's been
Speaker 1: a very long time, and like I said, I've been
Speaker 1: watching the show and just been thinking, Man, I gotta
Speaker 1: tell Scott how great he is in this. So you're
Speaker 1: too kind. You're too kind, sir, Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Well each other soon. Yes, absolutely, all the best, Good
Speaker 1: luck with remarks. Everybody listening. Check out John's remarks. Go
Speaker 1: to remarcus dot com to uh to check out more
Speaker 1: information on the project. All right, buddy, take care, all
Speaker 1: the best, okay, all right, hey everybody, and don't forget
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