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SPEAKER_2 (0:30)

Now prepare your souls and gather around, young ones. For the beginning is near, and this episode is about to begin.

Brian Hood (0:40)

You're listening to the Six Figure Owned Studio Podcast. The number one resource for running a profitable home recording studio.

Welcome back to another episode of the 6 Figure Home Studio Podcast. I am your host, Brian Hood, and I'm here with my bald and beautiful black-shirted co-host.

Christopher J. Graham (1:06)

Oh, come on. Don't blow me up for that.

Brian Hood (1:09)

Christopher J. Graham.

This is the first time in the history of our podcast, actually, probably that's a lie, but in a long time that I've ever seen you in a non-purple shirt.

Christopher J. Graham (1:18)

Like 50 episodes. I went to the bank today, so I felt like a purple shirt might have been too loud at the bank.

Brian Hood (1:24)

Yeah, be proud of who you are, Chris. You're the purple-shirted, bald and beautiful co-host, Christopher J. Graham.

Christopher J. Graham (1:30)

Okay, got it.

Brian Hood (1:32)

Don't be ashamed of that. Never allow that to hold you back from being yourself, even in a bank.

Screw the system, man. Death to the man.

Christopher J. Graham (1:42)

I'm 100% with you. I love the purple shirts. They're not going anywhere. I'm obsessed with them.

But they present some problem on a warm day at like a bank, because one, you're loud, and two, purple shows a lot of pit stain.

Brian Hood (1:54)

Oh, yeah, it really does. Anytime you raise your arms up, I just cringe at how much pit stain you got going on on that purple shirt, man.

Christopher J. Graham (1:59)

But a dark shirt, nobody can see.

Brian Hood (2:00)

I'm pretty sure you only have one purple shirt that you just wear every day. And if that disgusts our listeners, I am right here with you on the disgust level here.

Christopher J. Graham (2:10)

I think I have 12 or 15 purple shirts. American Apparel, Tribeland, you know, you gotta do what you gotta do.

Brian Hood (2:15)

I think Fama Guy and probably Sinsons has made fun of this a few times, where like you open up Peter Griffin's closet and he's just got like 30 pairs of green pants and white shirts.

That's how I imagine your closet. It's only purple shirts.

Christopher J. Graham (2:28)

Closet? You think I hang these shirts on freaking hangers?

Kind of a psychopath, do you think I am?

Brian Hood (2:34)

That's what they do in cartoons and you're a cartoon character to me.

Christopher J. Graham (2:37)

Oh man, I have a drawer.

Brian Hood (2:40)

A drawer.

Christopher J. Graham (2:41)

I have a drawer and it's full of t-shirts and underwear. Too much information. And then I have another drawer for socks. That's like a third of the size.

Brian Hood (2:49)

Are you a boxer or a brief or a boxer brief guy?

Christopher J. Graham (2:52)

I've got about 12 pairs of the exact same pair of boxer briefs and it's the only thing I wear.

And I have no idea what brand it is. I just like it.

Brian Hood (3:00)

Yeah, I bought whatever brand Tim Ferriss used to push way back in the day.

Christopher J. Graham (3:03)

Oh yeah, he's pushing me undies lately.

Brian Hood (3:05)

Yeah, I think everyone's. That's the advertiser who's paying the most now. That's why everyone's pushing them. But it was like Ex-Officio or something like that was the brand.

Christopher J. Graham (3:12)

I'd be down for some free underwear if we mentioned them in the podcast.

Brian Hood (3:16)

It's true.

Christopher J. Graham (3:17)

No, if we ever advertise free underwear to you guys, stop listening to our show. That's not the type of show this is.

Brian Hood (3:25)

That's true. We will never have an underwear sponsor.

I don't care how much they pay us, but I will talk about the underwear I wear because it's my underwear and it's not someone else's. Let's move on to something of more value because we've lost 37% of our listeners this week, and that's okay, but it's our 100th episode, Chris Graham.

Christopher J. Graham (3:40)

Oh my gosh.

Brian Hood (3:41)

Can you believe this is, we've made it 100 damn episodes, a hundred weeks without missing a week on the podcast. I've missed a couple weeks.

Christopher J. Graham (3:49)

Here's the thing, I can believe it now, but if you would have explained like, here's what, I know you just want to hang out with Brian once a week, and that's why you agreed to do his silly podcast idea.