I'll be looking forward to the interviews from Sundance next year. Enjoy the travels, and remember: Airport security officials love jokes!

But Boaz! We'll miss you around here! Who will swim laps on the cart? Who will hi-five me every day on the way out the door? What about Paranormal Office??

Don't worry- I'll only be gone for a few days and I'm working on a scientific process that can freeze high fives for weeks.

Hmmmm.....will they be cold when I get them? Oh, well. Better than not getting them!

Can Boaz send a few to the same addresses he sent the kazoos?

Be careful, you may receive a shipment of severed, frozen hands -- er, frozen high-fives.

Hadn't considered the whole demented side of that issue. Thanks for the warning Steven.

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