That's a good point. I think the success is what changed him. When the podcast started he was just starting to become a member of the "outspoken" members of the

That's a good point. I think the success is what changed him. When the podcast started he was just starting to become a member of the "outspoken" members of the community. Thus, he was sort of the new guy. You know what I'm talking about. The new guy that's quiet because no one knows him outside of "hey, he's the new guy." But as you get to know him, and he becomes more comfortable he starts to show who he really is as he becomes more outspoken. Now, I don't want to say to not be yourself, and you can't please everyone. But I preferred the first 5-6 episodes of B&A over all the others. He was humble and interesting. Somewhere between 7-15 the humble was disappearing and the interesting vanished.