Episode 35
Feffrey, Redux
While I’m busy preparing to move, Feffrey kindly stepped in to host. His therapist did not approve.
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Transcript
It's Feffrey from across the sea.
Speaker:Loves candy canes and cheese sandwiches.
Speaker:He's as British as tea.
Speaker:It's Feffrey.
Speaker:Smiles every day even though Christmas took his brother away.
Speaker:It's Feffrey!
Speaker:Hello everyone, it's Feffrey.
Speaker:I'm guest hosting onefjef for the podcast this week because Jef is busy.
Speaker:Busy.
Speaker:And I don't know why he asked me to do this because I don't know what I'm doing.
Speaker:And I can't play music.
Speaker:He said I can't play music so I'm not sure what I'm going to do.
Speaker:Because it's been a long time.
Speaker:I've only ever hosted one podcast many times ago,
Speaker:and I haven't.
Speaker:I'm out of practice.
Speaker:That's a new one.
Speaker:That's Happy, right?
Speaker:Hello, hello.
Speaker:Okay.
Speaker:Oh, he did say this was episode 35 of his podcast.
Speaker:He said, make sure to tell them that it's episode 35 of the onefjef
Speaker:35 sits in a quietly interesting spot.
Speaker:Mathematically, it's a semi-prime combining two of the most symbol-heavy primes,
Speaker:often linked to the human body and the sacred or cosmic.
Speaker:Culturally, 35mm film became the standard format for cinema and photography,
Speaker:shaping the way most of the 20th century literally looked.
Speaker:Esoterically, 35 is sometimes read as a transition number,
Speaker:where the discipline and disruption of 5 meets the mysticism and fate of 7,
Speaker:marking a moment where personal will starts colliding with larger patterns you don't fully control.
Speaker:Anyway, hello everyone, it's Feffrey.
Speaker:Do you remember me?
Speaker:From Christmas, it was many years ago.
Speaker:Jef played it on this podcast for Christmas this year and people seem to love it.
Speaker:So he's very busy packing for...
Speaker:He's going to...
Speaker:Where is he going?
Speaker:He told me where he was going, but I forgot.
Speaker:It's a...
Speaker:Oh, it's the weather.
Speaker:No, we'll do the weather later.
Speaker:Jef called me.
Speaker:He said, Feffrey.
Speaker:Hello, Feffrey.
Speaker:Are you eating a candy cane?
Speaker:And I said, yes, of course I'm eating a candy cane.
Speaker:Of course.
Speaker:He said, well, take it out of your mouth.
Speaker:Listen to this.
Speaker:And he said, I am very busy because I am moving too.
Speaker:Where does he say?
Speaker:And he was moving and he said, Feffrey, I need your help.
Speaker:I need you to do the podcast this week.
Speaker:And I took the candy cane out of my mouth and I said, all right.
Speaker:And then he hung up and he didn't tell me what to do.
Speaker:He just said, do the podcast.
Speaker:So I don't know.
Speaker:It's been many years.
Speaker:I've gotten older.
Speaker:You've gotten older too.
Speaker:And we've all...
Speaker:Oh, there's still the sound effects though.
Speaker:Look at...
Speaker:Oh, there's a ship coming in everyone.
Speaker:There's a ship.
Speaker:Look out, look out.
Speaker:I wonder what...
Speaker:Is it bringing candy canes?
Speaker:Nope.
Speaker:There, there's a candy cane.
Speaker:Remember the candy cane song everyone?
Speaker:The one thing that hasn't changed about me, Feffrey,
Speaker:is that I still love candy canes.
Speaker:I love them so much.
Speaker:They're the most delicious food in the world.
Speaker:But I have found that as I get older, if I eat too many of them,
Speaker:I can't sleep and I crap my pants sometimes.
Speaker:Ring-a-ding-ding-dong!
Speaker:I did tell you many years ago that me brother died
Speaker:because he choked on a candy cane.
Speaker:So people say to me, they say,
Speaker:Feffrey, why do you like candy canes so much?
Speaker:If the candy cane killed your brother.
Speaker:And to be honest, I don't know.
Speaker:I think they had me see a therapist, a man, a British man.
Speaker:His name was Charlie.
Speaker:And I called him Mr. Charlie.
Speaker:And he said, maybe your candy cane liking is some psycho something about maybe I wanted to lick my brother or something.
Speaker:I said, what are you talking about?
Speaker:My brother didn't look like a candy cane.
Speaker:He just ate one and then choked to death.
Speaker:And he collapsed on the floor on Christmas Eve.
Speaker:And there's blood coming out of his nose.
Speaker:It was awful, but it's been a while, so it's not as awful.
Speaker:I mean, I haven't thought about it for many years.
Speaker:And now that I think about it again, I'm starting to get a little bit sad.
Speaker:Ding-a-ding-ding-dong, every time I hear that song, I get happy again.
Speaker:What else?
Speaker:There's that one.
Speaker:Oh, there's the sheep again.
Speaker:Bubby.
Speaker:Hello, Bubby.
Speaker:How have you been?
Speaker:Good, good, good.
Speaker:Have you been sleeping?
Speaker:Yes.
Speaker:What, you eat hay?
Speaker:What?
Speaker:Yes?
Speaker:Okay.
Speaker:Oh, Bubby, that's not appropriate.
Speaker:Hello, Bubby.
Speaker:I'll talk to you after the show. I'll talk to you after the show. Yes.
Speaker:Alright.
Speaker:At this point in the podcast, I would normally play a song.
Speaker:But Jef says there's no music allowed in a podcast.
Speaker:Unless I sing it myself.
Speaker:Not right now, though.
Speaker:Well, what else am I going to...
Speaker:Oh, children.
Speaker:Do you like children?
Speaker:I feel like Jef may have made a terrible mistake.
Speaker:by asking me to host this,
Speaker:but, you know, he seems to...
Speaker:We never found out last time
Speaker:who actually invented the candy cane, did we?
Speaker:I don't think we did,
Speaker:because I still don't know who invented it.
Speaker:Let's just see if...
Speaker:Call Ryan.
Speaker:I bet he doesn't answer.
Speaker:Nobody answers the phone anymore,
Speaker:because people have become afraid of it.
Speaker:But I think they're lovely.
Speaker:Oh, he didn't answer.
Speaker:Blimey, it's Feffrey.
Speaker:We're trying to do the trivia game
Speaker:and you're not answering the phone, you fly me.
Speaker:That was unnecessary by me.
Speaker:But let's see.
Speaker:Let's try Colleen.
Speaker:Haven't talked to her in many a year.
Speaker:Here we go.
Speaker:Okay, here we go, everyone.
Speaker:And she's probably not going to answer, but it's...
Speaker:Nope, not going to answer the freaking phone
Speaker:God damn it
Speaker:See, people are ruining the podcast
Speaker:I'm trying my best
Speaker:But it's not
Speaker:Hello, hello, hello
Speaker:Oh damn it
Speaker:Well, we gave it a shot
Speaker:Two people
Speaker:And again, this is when we'd usually play a song
Speaker:But, uh
Speaker:Maybe I'll just sing a song now
Speaker:Candy cane, candy cane
Speaker:Killed my brother
Speaker:Candy cane, candy cane
Speaker:But not my mother
Speaker:Candy cane, candy cane
Speaker:You're my best friend
Speaker:Candy cane, candy cane
Speaker:It's time for this song to end
Speaker:Ding dong
Speaker:I think Jef's going to be mad at me.
Speaker:I don't think he's going to be happy with this podcast.
Speaker:I haven't listened to his podcast.
Speaker:I tried to tell him, but he'd already hung up.
Speaker:He's very busy getting ready to move to whatever.
Speaker:I don't remember where he's going, but he's moving.
Speaker:So he's got to pack up his candy canes and all of his belongings,
Speaker:Put them in bags and then just, I guess, go in an airplane and fly.
Speaker:Excuse me, I burped.
Speaker:That's a candy cane burp. Tastes like Santa Claus.
Speaker:Oh, do you children like candy canes?
Speaker:Good, good, good. Children, look out for the big ship.
Speaker:I need one of our children shrieking.
Speaker:And the weather today.
Speaker:It's been cold and cold and cold.
Speaker:So cold you can't even believe it's still cold.
Speaker:One day's cold, the next day's cold.
Speaker:The day after that, still cold.
Speaker:Every day is colder than the next day.
Speaker:And we're all going to die.
Speaker:Just like me brother did.
Speaker:He choked on a candy cane.
Speaker:He choked on a candy cane.
Speaker:Going to take a sip of my tea.
Speaker:candy cane flavoured tea
Speaker:I bought it at the store
Speaker:when Jef called me
Speaker:asking me to do this
Speaker:I said yes
Speaker:but I hadn't really thought about it
Speaker:I didn't think it through
Speaker:you know I didn't think about the
Speaker:what do they call the
Speaker:ramifications
Speaker:I don't know that it's going very well
Speaker:I don't know what Jef had in mind
Speaker:Like, what was he thinking?
Speaker:What, what, what?
Speaker:I don't know.
Speaker:Did he want me to have a guest on?
Speaker:I've just got, I got the sheep.
Speaker:Where, where are they?
Speaker:Nope, not there.
Speaker:There they are.
Speaker:I got Bubby the sheep.
Speaker:That's all I got.
Speaker:Bubby and his friends.
Speaker:Put some cream on it, Bubby.
Speaker:You'll get that.
Speaker:I'm sorry, Jef.
Speaker:I'm sorry.
Speaker:I don't know how to do this.
Speaker:And I don't know what you want.
Speaker:because you hung up on me before I even have a chance to say anything else.
Speaker:You're so busy.
Speaker:You're so busy, Jef.
Speaker:You're going to go to whatever it is.
Speaker:You don't even care about what your podcast, I guess.
Speaker:That's a good one.
Speaker:I like that sound.
Speaker:It's pleasing to my ears.
Speaker:Do you like it too?
Speaker:Oh, nope.
Speaker:There it is.
Speaker:This is for phone calls, but I don't...
Speaker:Nobody answers the phone.
Speaker:So what's am I supposed to do?
Speaker:I can't call me dead brother.
Speaker:Because he's dead.
Speaker:And they don't have cell phones in dead.
Speaker:But I do think they have candy canes.
Speaker:I mean, there's still the one in his throat.
Speaker:I don't think they took it out.
Speaker:I think they just left it in there.
Speaker:Actually, I told them to leave it in there
Speaker:because I thought it'd be nice to have it in there
Speaker:for the rest of his time.
Speaker:You know, slowly melting.
Speaker:Worms and bugs eating candy canes out of me dead brother's throat.
Speaker:I don't know.
Speaker:It sounds...
Speaker:It's confusing for me emotionally.
Speaker:I'm going to have another sip of tea.
Speaker:I wish I could play a song because that really...
Speaker:It helped fill the time.
Speaker:But Jef says no, no, no songs unless you sing them.
Speaker:So I guess I'll sing another song for you.
Speaker:Here we go.
Speaker:Oh, I like those candy canes.
Speaker:Nope, that's not.
Speaker:And I like the candy canes.
Speaker:I like candy canes.
Speaker:And I like those candy canes.
Speaker:And a brother died from a candy cane.
Speaker:That wasn't bad.
Speaker:Is it getting better, this podcast, or is it just getting worse and worse?
Speaker:Jef said one time, he said, you're so good.
Speaker:And the one podcast that you could do your own one sometimes.
Speaker:I think it's failing.
Speaker:I think, and I can't call him because he won't answer the phone.
Speaker:He never answers the phone when I call.
Speaker:Nobody ever answers the phone when I call.
Speaker:Because all I ever talk about is candy canes.
Speaker:That's what they say.
Speaker:We don't want to talk to you.
Speaker:You just talk about candy canes and sandwiches, cheese sandwiches.
Speaker:That's all you say.
Speaker:Well, you know what?
Speaker:It's good to have hobbies.
Speaker:What do you talk about all the time?
Speaker:You talk about, uh, uh, what?
Speaker:At least I'm talking about something, you blimey people.
Speaker:At least I'm answering my telephone.
Speaker:At least I answered my phone for you.
Speaker:If you called, all of you, I would answer the phone.
Speaker:Try it right now.
Speaker:I'll answer it.
Speaker:We'll talk about candy canes.
Speaker:Candy canes.
Speaker:Sorry, just got a little bit snippy with you.
Speaker:But I'm going to have a sip of tea and be right happy again.
Speaker:Hold on.
Speaker:There it is. Hello!
Speaker:There we go. Everything's good now.
Speaker:Isn't that right Bubby, best one? No? Nope.
Speaker:There's Bubby.
Speaker:You know it's actually Bubby's uh clone. The original Bubby died.
Speaker:He didn't choke on a candy cane but uh they ate him. They carved him up for me.
Speaker:I didn’t get any of it but he was chopped up, they cut his head off.
Speaker:All the white fur got all red with the blood
Speaker:spurting from his neck and then they just chopped it into little pieces and I
Speaker:guess they put in stews or something so this is Bubby number two. Sounds just
Speaker:like the first Bubby you know it's not doesn't bother me because it just sounds
Speaker:I just wish they would give me a little taste of Bubby number one
Speaker:because I you know I knew him quite well we had a nice little back and forth and
Speaker:And Bubby number two, he's...
Speaker:Yeah, I know.
Speaker:You know.
Speaker:Oh, they're going to...
Speaker:Yeah, he just...
Speaker:They're going to eat him, too.
Speaker:And they would shave him.
Speaker:Not like sexual shaving.
Speaker:Just regular shaving for...
Speaker:Like he's a sheep, you know.
Speaker:Because that's...
Speaker:It's not like they only shave the genitals.
Speaker:They shave out the whole body.
Speaker:Right?
Speaker:They shave everything.
Speaker:Is that right, Bubby?
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:He says that's right.
Speaker:Do you like being shaved like that, Bubby?
Speaker:You like it? You do? Okay.
Speaker:That's good. That's good. Yeah.
Speaker:Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker:Oh, yes. Yes. Yes. Oh, goodness.
Speaker:Yes. I love you, too. Yes.
Speaker:Oh, Lord.
Speaker:I don't know how Jef does it.
Speaker:I don't think that
Speaker:Jef's going to call me again
Speaker:after this.
Speaker:I don't know that he's even going to play this episode
Speaker:on his podcast
Speaker:because I don't
Speaker:think it's very good,
Speaker:as I have said.
Speaker:It's good, Feffrey. You're having a great time.
Speaker:No, I'm not, Feffrey.
Speaker:Yes, you are, Feffrey. You're having the most fun you've had all week.
Speaker:What about the candy cane I had two days ago?
Speaker:Well, that was fun, but...
Speaker:You're having the second most fun that you've had all week.
Speaker:Well, I suppose that's true.
Speaker:And what will you do after this then, Feffrey?
Speaker:I will go back to me flat and I will sit...
Speaker:And I'll just sit there.
Speaker:And there's a picture of my dead brother there on the mantelpiece.
Speaker:And then maybe reach into the giant bucket of candy canes.
Speaker:But again, I'd want to be able to get some sleep tonight.
Speaker:Because I haven't been sleeping.
Speaker:Because I eat too many candy canes.
Speaker:And then I wake up and I shit my pants.
Speaker:That's how I know I've had too many candy canes.
Speaker:when it comes out all undigested through my butthole.
Speaker:But it's beautiful, actually,
Speaker:because it's candy cane colored and it smells lovely.
Speaker:One time I only ate candy canes for two weeks.
Speaker:Two weeks after me brother died.
Speaker:All I ate was candy canes.
Speaker:And they said to me,
Speaker:February, you've got to eat something else.
Speaker:You've got to eat some real food, they said.
Speaker:And I said, well, candy canes are real food.
Speaker:What are you talking about? How is this not real food?
Speaker:They said you need protein.
Speaker:And I said I get everything I need from these candy canes
Speaker:and you shut your stupid face up with your stupid other food.
Speaker:But then after two weeks I had to go to the hospital because I collapsed.
Speaker:and it turns out that I did need other kinds of things in my stomach
Speaker:aside from candy canes.
Speaker:You can't live on candy canes alone is what the doctor said to me.
Speaker:Oh, he said there's a pigeon page, a Patreon.
Speaker:Attention, attention, go to the Patreon page for the podcast
Speaker:and do what you do on there.
Speaker:I don't know what that's for.
Speaker:I wish you could come here and somebody would be here talking to me.
Speaker:That's why it's not fair.
Speaker:Because Jef, he usually does it with other people.
Speaker:This podcasting.
Speaker:He calls up ringy ding ding dong.
Speaker:Where's the...
Speaker:Ringy ding ding dong.
Speaker:Ringy ding ding dong.
Speaker:I say, hello.
Speaker:He says, hello, Feffrey.
Speaker:It's Jef.
Speaker:And I say, oh, hello, Jef.
Speaker:How have you been?
Speaker:It's been quite a while since we've spoken.
Speaker:And he says, shut up, Feffrey.
Speaker:I need you to do the podcast because I'm moving to another place, another place, moving somewhere.
Speaker:He says, moving to there.
Speaker:And I need you to do the podcast for me.
Speaker:And I said, well, what am I supposed to do?
Speaker:And he says, shut up for free.
Speaker:Just do it.
Speaker:Don't play any music.
Speaker:And don't talk about your dead brother too much.
Speaker:Well, I guess I didn't do that.
Speaker:And I said, well, do I get to?
Speaker:And then click, click.
Speaker:that's the dial tone ringing down
Speaker:and then that was it
Speaker:and now here we are
Speaker:at the end of frigging nightmare
Speaker:worst podcast of all time
Speaker:or maybe it's been the best
Speaker:you be the decider
Speaker:because it's not up to me
Speaker:if it was up to me everybody would eat candy canes
Speaker:all the time until everybody
Speaker:was in the hospital
Speaker:convulsing because they didn't eat the right
Speaker:food because you can't eat candy
Speaker:canes for every meal says
Speaker:the doctor and all the people. Don't eat candy canes. Why'd you eat so many candy canes,
Speaker:Feffrey? Why'd you eat them so many times? Because I like the way they taste. Doctor,
Speaker:Mr. Chucky, Wucky, whatever, you're, therapy, you, you want to lick your brother, whatever.
Speaker:No, I don't want to lick my brother. I just want to eat candy canes in peace. Leave me alone.
Speaker:They gave me some pills at the clinic.
Speaker:And so I have to take those two times a day.
Speaker:And then I get very sleepy.
Speaker:And I sleep for a few hours.
Speaker:I wish I was better at podcasting.
Speaker:I wish I could be as good as Jef is.
Speaker:I wish he would teach me.
Speaker:But what does he do?
Speaker:He just says, shut up, Feffrey.
Speaker:Just do the podcast and shut your stupid mouth.
Speaker:And I said, well, how am I supposed to do the podcast with my mouth closed?
Speaker:And he says, ha ha ha, very funny
Speaker:You think you're so funny, Feffrey?
Speaker:Well, it's funny on this
Speaker:And then he hangs up the phone
Speaker:But I love Jef, he's great
Speaker:He's a great man
Speaker:He's very good at podcasting
Speaker:Is what they say
Speaker:I haven't listened to it, so I don't know
Speaker:But this is what people say
Speaker:They say he's very good at it
Speaker:But I thought I would come on to this podcast
Speaker:And show him that I can do it
Speaker:even though he's so mean to me but I didn't do it I failed just like my brother said that I would
Speaker:before he took on the candy cane he said you know your problem Feffrey you're gonna be a failure
Speaker:and then he took a big bite of the candy cane and he's and I said what do you mean and he says
Speaker:and that was it that was the last thing he said to me I think he was gonna say
Speaker:You're going to be great, Feffrey.
Speaker:That's what I think he was going to say if he didn't choke on that candy cane.
Speaker:Do people say, did you give him the candy cane?
Speaker:Of course I gave him the candy cane.
Speaker:Where else is he going to get a candy cane from except for from his brother who loved him?
Speaker:I gave him the candy cane and then he choked on it and he died.
Speaker:People weren't pleased with me for a while.
Speaker:I wasn't pleased with me.
Speaker:I don't know why they blame me for the actions of the candy cane.
Speaker:But they said, you put the bullet in the gun, Feffrey.
Speaker:You put it in.
Speaker:And I said, well, what do you mean?
Speaker:It's not a gun.
Speaker:It's a candy cane.
Speaker:And mommy said, it doesn't matter, Feffrey.
Speaker:You killed your brother.
Speaker:Go away now.
Speaker:I said, all right, I'll go away.
Speaker:But I didn't.
Speaker:And then I saw her at the funeral, and I tried to give her a candy cane, but she didn't.
Speaker:They don't eat candy canes.
Speaker:They think that I have sickness because I still eat candy canes all the time.
Speaker:They think there's something wrong with me.
Speaker:And maybe there is, but I think there's something wrong with everyone a little bit, isn't there?
Speaker:Raw's a little different.
Speaker:Some people like candy canes.
Speaker:Some people like cheese sandwiches.
Speaker:Some people like yours truly, Feffrey loves both of them.
Speaker:One time I thought, how can I combine my two favorite foods into one?
Speaker:Could I make a cheese candy cane sandwich?
Speaker:It took about 18 candy canes, full size.
Speaker:I opened them up, unwrapped them.
Speaker:It's very difficult to open a candy cane, but I opened up all those candy canes.
Speaker:I put them in a big baggie, and I stumped on them on the ground.
Speaker:Stumped on those candy canes, even though I love candy canes.
Speaker:So I stumped on them, and then I made a cheese sandwich with the bread and the cheese, and the, you know, that's it.
Speaker:And then I put the, it was a lot of crunched up candy canes.
Speaker:I kind of put them all over the cheese, and they kept falling off.
Speaker:So I put mayonnaise on top of that.
Speaker:And the mayonnaise and the mustard I put on, it kind of kept it together in like a weird glob.
Speaker:It looked interesting.
Speaker:What I learned was that some foods don't necessarily need to be together.
Speaker:And two of those foods are cheese and candy canes.
Speaker:And I also learned that if I eat 18 candy canes, because I ate the whole sandwich, of course I did,
Speaker:you're not going to sleep for a few days.
Speaker:But they said that the sleeplessness isn't because of the candy canes in that case.
Speaker:It was because I was manic or mayonnaise or episodes or something.
Speaker:Anyway, everything's fine now and I shat all the sandwich out.
Speaker:So, and I have a bidet so it wasn't that messy.
Speaker:Candy canes.
Speaker:I just wrote a little song there for you.
Speaker:Well, I guess that's the podcast that I have done.
Speaker:That's one of Jef's episode 35.
Speaker:Jef said, stupid Feffrey, make sure you say episode 35, you stupid.
Speaker:And don't be chomping on candy canes the whole show.
Speaker:And I said, I'd never eat candy canes when I did the other podcasts.
Speaker:Why would I eat them this time, Jef?
Speaker:He said, because you're stupid and you can't help yourself, you stupid Feffrey.
Speaker:He said, remember the time you made that sandwich and shit your pants, ended up in the hospital?
Speaker:I said, yes, of course I remember that, Jef.
Speaker:I appreciate you reminding me, though, because sometimes I forget things because the pills make my brain a little fuzzy.
Speaker:Oh, I wish I could be a candy cane farmer.
Speaker:If candy canes grew like crops, I would be a candy cane farmer.
Speaker:I would grow them.
Speaker:I would get some candy cane seeds and I would plant them.
Speaker:And then I would grow the biggest candy canes anyone's ever seen.
Speaker:People say, you've got to take those pills, Feffrey, because if you don't, you get a little scary sometimes.
Speaker:And I said, what do you mean scary?
Speaker:They said, just take the pills, Feffrey.
Speaker:And I said, what do you mean to get scary?
Speaker:What's scary about eating candy?
Speaker:They said, Feffrey, we're not supposed to talk about what happens to you when you don't take the pills.
Speaker:But just trust us.
Speaker:You've got to take those pills, Feffrey.
Speaker:You've got to take them every day.
Speaker:So there's a little alarm.
Speaker:There's an alarm that goes off twice a day and then I have to take the pills.
Speaker:And if I don't take them, a man comes over and he takes a needle and he stabs it into my arm.
Speaker:And then I fall asleep.
Speaker:And when I wake up, I'm hungry for candy canes.
Speaker:So, I hope this podcast was a good one for you.
Speaker:And Jef, I'm sorry if it didn't work out as well as you were hoping,
Speaker:But you didn't give me very clear instructions on what I was supposed to do.
Speaker:And again, I think that if I could play music, it would be different.
Speaker:And people answering phones, but you didn't let me do that.
Speaker:So just, this is what it is.
Speaker:All right.
Speaker:Thank you, people, for your, hello, everything.
Speaker:And for not, for you, you're like the noise people.
Speaker:You're not the bad people.
Speaker:Thank you for being the good people.
Speaker:And it's just going to keep,
Speaker:it's going to keep being cold forever.
Speaker:Good night, everyone.
Speaker:It's Feffrey!
Speaker:Very good, Jeffrey.
