When I first appeared on Joe Rogan's podcast in 2016, I was virtually unknown with only about 5,000 followers, yet he invited me simply because he liked what I had to say.

I reached out to you for this podcast because I have a mental image of you as a podcast host, and I wanted to explore that connection further.

Before I came here, I presumed you had a reason for doing the podcast with me, and I wanted to meet this one-way friend and have a conversation about the puzzle I've been longing to solve: who am I?

It's an honor to be here and I appreciate you taking the time to listen to me.

I encourage listeners to spread the word about my podcast, as I don't do any marketing beyond posting on Twitter.

The relationship between a podcast host and their audience is unique, as listeners often feel a personal connection, which can lead to a deeper understanding of the host's character.

I didn't realize how big Joe Rogan was until I went into Walmart and people recognized me for being on his podcast.

Thank you for having me, Chris. It's a pleasure to finally meet after all these years since my first appearance on your show.

I played a personalized podcast called Pocket Pot, and my wife thought it was NPR until it played a quote of me talking, which was surprising and fun.