Hey Carl, talk about serendipity! Whenever I see you are hosting Mauro I always go straight to where he typically comes in around the 1 hour mark, but I just happened to hit exactly as you started sharing your experience about going through a depression at the moment and your thoughts about passing the show on. I'm not going to try and tell you what to do, but I've got to say I have always thought what you do with this show has been one of the gold standard sources of information in the industry. I have been listening to you since almost the very beginning. I haven't listened to every show, but I always knew when I tuned in that I didn't have to start turning on my bullshit reader and that I could enjoy topics being discussed in an open and honest format. You being the host of this show may not realize just how much of a rare thing that is in this industry, but I can tell you with certainty that you number among a very, very small number of people. In fact, ask Dr Pasquale. He has a number of articles he has written on his distaste of the blatant dishonesty rampant throughout the industry. You mentioned feeling like you would be a liar of sorts if you tried to continue the show while not being able to perform in the gym, but I can tell you that your greatest attribute is what you provide to the world through this show, not what you can bench. In fact, many times you have brought up points within conversations that were just as interesting to me as the topics the guests were brought on to talk about. To leave the show would be a tremendous loss to all of your listeners, and a gain to all of the snake oil salesmen out there. I wish you a complete recovery, both physically and mentally.