Okay, so here's something that I learned about myself this last week.
Today's show, we're doing a show about winners.
And as we talked about this idea here at the radio show,
I learned that there is something I apparently say all the time here at our office
as we make the show.
And I really had no idea I said this at all until a few months ago when somebody on staff pointed this out.
And back when that happened, I felt like, sure, yes,
I guess I have said that every now and then over the years.
But this week I learned I had that wrong.
Yeah, you say it all the time.
I am joined in the studio now by my co-worker Diane Wu.
Hey there, Diane.
Hi, Ira.
It's something that I have noticed, but I didn't talk about it with my coworkers until this week.
And when I went to them and taped those conversations, everybody knew what I was talking about.
Whenever you feel like you're trying to work on a story and you're in your low point,
he kind of gives you this look and he's like, no, you're a winner.
You know, you know, like how in Harry Potter, they're just like, you're a wizard, Ari.
That's what he kind of does with winners.
The thing I always says is, let's win.