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we got things for you guys today, Zacho and I've been working our asses
off to get this show ready.Is that? Are you ready? Do
you have headphones over there? Coralcode, you should be able to hear
these, Okay, I would likeyou to hear this if you haven't heard
it yet, ladies and gentlemen,this is a very misfortunate, unfortunate misspeak

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by a baseball baseball game on theESPN last night. And whoops, here
you go. Can't turn the blackcock black. We can't turn the clock
back. Oh, I know it'safter a minute. We can't turn the
clock back and turn it back intothe mid eighties. You can't turn the
black cock black. I mean,and there's an African African American gentleman at

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the plate. Oh yeah, that'swhat some guy set us that. Yeah.
I think this guy needs a segmenton Friday. Yeah, the black
cock black black. If you can'tturn the cock back, yeah, you'd
say that makes sense. He justaccidentally said instead of clock. Yeah,
but to switch the word back inthe front of it and then change it

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to black. Oh boy, brilliant. I just think he was. He
knew going into it that he couldfuck it up. Yeah, and then
started thinking overcorrected it. You justovercorrect too many els and too few wells
here and there. So brilliant.Whoops man, yeah, whoops there it
is. So there you go.Well, that guy wishes he could turn

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the clock black. No wait,I mean black. If you could turn
black time, you know? Isthat right? There you go, So
that's one thing for you. Here'sanother thing. Have you guys ever rented
a car from um Chicago O'Hare Airport? No, No, Chicago, If
if hell exists, it's being delayedat Chicago O'Hare Airport for the rest of

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eternity, I would agree. Ifyou ever do rent a car from Chicago
O'Hare Airport, UM, when you'releaving the lot, you may notice a
memorial UM. As you're leaving therental lot and going through various Chicago neighborhoods.
One of the weirdest things ever,by the way, is landing at
either Midway or Chicago Hair and you'rebasically landing in people's backyards. Where do

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you guys find you with the bikesum O'Hair most of the time, which
is just a goddamn nightmare because ittakes forever to get downtown. But I
digress. You will notice the memorialto America's worst domestic air disaster UM in
eighteen seventy nine, on this day, Yeah, on this day in nineteen

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seventy nine, forty four years ago, America's worst domestic air disaster occurred when
an American Airlines DC ten crashed duringtakeoff at Chicago Hair's International Airport. It
killed two hundred and seventy one peopleJesus and two more on the ground.
And it literally is just right outsideof Chicago, Oh Hair. Like you
you can see how the plane crashedright there. Where it did. It

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didn't, it couldn't. It didn'ttake off. It just turned left and
went straight into the ground. Uh, terrifying. But a little something you
might want to see some time isthe monument Um. No, no,
thanks, daddy, you no,not in a rush to see that.
You know. I am always freakedout when we're landing. I never care
about takeoffe Most people are. Yeah, most people are. Once once again,

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it's that first initial bank that Iknow they're doing it. But it
always feel like this is where something'sgoing wrong. Um, And I'm not
a nervous and so I don't Ishouldn't even say I get nervous about the
takeoff. But if it's which onemakes you more nervous, it's takeoff by
thirty times more. Yeah, Idon't know. For me, it's landing.
I'm never terrified. Oh guy overthere. Guy, Well because even

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during the worst turbulence. Yeah,because because worst case scenario, you crash
and die. But your name's probablyon the news. Yeah, probably people
talk about you. You know,the your high school, the fuck you
might get You would never know anyof this. We talked about this in
the past. You're very matter whenwhen you're living though, here comes prophecies.

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This is profound stuff from a stoneguy, right. This is when
stone people get high. This iswhat they think about is the life doesn't
matter. Well, of course itdoesn't matter. The best thing you can
do with your life is be remembered, And if it means going down in
a plane crash, I'm fine withit. How about keep living and then
eventually being remembered by people that youlove and not dying in a plane cash.

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I've already lived long enough for peopleto remember me that love me,
so they'll remember me. I'll getthe best of both worlds. I get
people who do love me and peoplewho never knew me. Why the hell
is there a big statue in themiddle of downtown White Bear when you die
in a plane crash, you're gettingyou think you're getting a statue for dying
in a plane crash. That's nothow it works, did you say,

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anybody? Yeah, the two hundredand seventy plus people that died in this
plane crash forty four years ago,in all of their individual hometowns, they
all have statues of themselves. Iftheir town cares about them, yeah,
if there's zound cares about them,I find it interesting. M may I
say, um, uh, doyou remember what the guy's name was,

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who ate all the people in Milwaukee? Uh? Tell us the guy's name,
David jeff Kramer. No, theserial killer who ate people in the
Lucky koresh You can get there,Zach, No, you can do it.
This is not going to work forme. My point was gonna be
you remember Jeffrey Dahmers. Jeffrey Dahmer. That's it. Yeah, some things

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you don't want to be remembered.Well, no, of course not.
But my point is that that uhthat you're you're feeling about, that's going
to change every time. You're goingto realize that all you really want to
do is just be happy. Right. That sounds awful being remembered after you.
Yeah, My point is I don'twant to die in a plane crash.
Sounds like cool, sounds like youdo. I just told you I

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didn't. I'm just saying that I'mnot. I'm kind of put it is
because I have zero control over theplane. Now. If I'm in the
I've been the pilot's see, whatif you died in a car crash,
You're probably gonna say, what thefuck am I doing. Why am I
blowing the pilot? Well, Iknow why, I'm I know why that.
I mean, but what if youdie in a car crash today?
Horrible? Why you'd be remembered bythe people who love you and your carcass

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out of the think of a roadhandstatue they put up for you in white.
You'd be somebody if you're blowing somebodywhen you die? Are you driving
and blowing somebody? Your statue looklike you're very suppressed speaking of that,
Speaking of that's a fountain. Doyou have a decapitated penis in your mouth?

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Yeah, you're gonna be in themiddle of Paplewood Maul just looking shot.
Do you have Randy Marsh's cock magicin your mouth? Oh? Man,
okay, you were saying speaking ofthat. No, we talked about
what Tommy sat off the air today. No, No, it's just it's
just it shows how horny that humanis. So just no such, No.

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I know. Ben was talking abouthow you know he's going up to
his cabin I think today or tomorrow, And I said, yeah, I'm
going up to mind today. Mywife's driving. Before I can finish my
sentence, he goes, you're gonnaeat her out on the way up there,
aren't you? And I go,no, I meant like i'd have
a cock tailor, but my wayyeah hello? But he he literally,

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I go, Ben, I lookeddependant. I go, yeah, my
wife's gonna drive, so, youknow, all of a roadier two kidding
obviously, And he before I couldbarely finish the sense, he goes,
you're gonna eat her out on theway up there, aren't you? And
I'm like, what, how doyou do that? I don't know,
But that's not that He's not whatI meant driving. How do you?

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Yeah, you got rid of yourtesla? Yeah? Right, if we
were driving the test self driving,maybe I didn't even I mean, like,
you have to pivot? Yeah,Oh my god, I don't.
I couldn't. Like. It wasjust like he had so much caffeine in
him, and he was so goddamnhorny. That's when he came over the

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top. I gotta call him,why do you want to eat him?
I just want to ask how that'sdone. I'm fascinated by it because he's
I can understand if you're just usingyour hand. Yeah, I'm saying,
sure, that makes sense. Sure, but uh wow, incredibly dangerous.
Yes, well, yeah, Imean that's true. Yeah, let's be
concerned about safety, right, don'tdon't get an eui, Zach? Have

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you given RoadHead? Eating under theinfluence? I don't think that works.
That's actually driving being being you know, Zach, When was the last time
you gave RoadHead? Oh god,it's been years, Johnny road I couldn't
tell you. I mean you cantell us, buddy, No, like

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us. I don't like twenty two. I don't know not all that would
not all. Yeah, are youokay? I don't know. M Yeah,
So that was Tommy. That's whatTommy thought. I was gonna say

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again, I'm impressed. But umanyway, here's an next thing I have
for you. I remember because Iwas a part of this. So I
was fifteen years old. It wasa big deal in high school. On
this day in nineteen eighty six,more than six million Americans held hands to
form a line across the country toraise money for the homeless. The Hands
across America chain had several breaks,so homelessness was not conquered. That's a

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line from the completion, which Ithink is very funny. But I do
remember being a part of that.I remember Hands across America was like a
big deal. I don't remember that. No, well you wouldn't in eighty
six you or two right? Fourfour? Yeah right, but no,
that was a big deal. Onthis date. In nineteen ninety two,
Jay Leno made his debut as thefull time host of The Tonight Show.

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You know what on that point,I love Condon, but I've been going
to Donna YouTube rabbit hole on CraigFerguson and I never watched The Late Late
Show because Conan was so good,but goddamn Craig Ferguson, what an underrated
television show like he gotta take yourhead to the fact that he improved his

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monologue. Yeah did he really?That's unbelievable, unreal. They had the
myth one of the MythBusters created uha robot and that was his sidekick.
So he had Jeff was his hissidekick, and the guy who can't remember
his name but who did the voicefor that was hilarious. I mean that
show if you ever get bored.Some of the best TV moments were on

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The Late Late Show, and Iwas watching Conan the whole time, and
I don't regret that, obviously,but man. That Craig Ferguson man.
He's an underrated television host and comedian. He is he is a hilarious,
good, down to earth human beingtoo, because like he had a monologue
back in like oh five or sixwhere he, you know, everybody was

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making jokes about Britney Spears and youknow that was when she was like going
down the sha shaving her head andeverything, and he talked about his own
personal struggles, how he had beenat that point twelve years sober, and
how he went through rehab and hewas like, you know, we need
to care more about these people.We need to stop, you know,
tearing these people down. And it'sjust I highly recommend checking out some of

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the old Craig Ferguson clips. That'sone of the best gifts of YouTube is
resurrecting some great things that you know, he might might have missed back in
the day. Very good nineteen thirtyfive. On this day, twenty one
year old Ohio State sophomore Jesse Owensset four world records in forty five minutes
at the Big Ten Track and FieldChampionships. At three fifteen, he ran

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thee hundred meters in the one hundredyard dester should say at nine point four
seconds that tied the record came atthree twenty five. Ten minutes later,
he long jumped once and broke theworld records at twenty six feet two inches.
At three thirty five, he ranto two twenty and twenty point three
seconds, breaking the world record.And at four pm again he started at

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three fifteen. At four pm heran the two twenty low hurdles in twenty
two point six seconds and broke theworld record again. Jesse owens four world
records in forty five minutes on thisdate, nineteen thirty five. My god.
Yeah, I've lived forty three yearsand I've never done any of those
events and under those times, notonce, no, not once, nope,

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which is super crazy, right becausethat's four different events. I could
have specialized in one of them.Yeah, yeah, but uh, Jesse
owens faster than me and can jumpfarther than me still to this day,
and he's been dead for quite sometime. And I'm gonna goad and do
this in memory of Tommy Olsen,who died eating somebody's vig. I know
us well. They were they weredriving, ye right, probably had a
huge crank maybe the airbag made itbetter. Weird. I don't know have

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you guys ever done any or heardany of these things? If you did
any of these things growing up?You're old? Is what this line?
This headline? Oh boy, thiscomes from BuzzFeed. Have you ever used
a pencil to rewind a cassette tape? Absolutely? Absolutely? Yeah? Yeah?
Oh yeah yeah? Have you?Yeah? Okay, I think you
had? Didn't ever hear somebody yell, get off the internet? I need

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to use the fue. Absolutely?You guys are all for that. Yeah
we yeah, yeah it was.That was mid nineties. Yeah, I
guess it was. Wow. Yeah, what about you? Yeah? Yeah
you remember that? What? Yeah? I mean I was I was probably
seven eight years old? What wereyou? Seven eight years old and two
oh three? So we didn't Wedidn't get broadband until probably five or six.

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You don't need to call people broadbands? Oh um, you mean the
go Goes? Uh man, thosegals they're grassy, they're great, but
they're they're fucking nuts. They're carzy. Dude. We came back, we
we no, yeah, we playedafter them at Lake Stam one year and

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if you remember, I was sponsoredby American Honey and our trailer was covered
in American Any stickers. Got backto our trailer and they were standing beside
the trailer, the band, thewhole band. I was like, hey,
well, you know great. Youguys sounded great. They're like,
thanks, is there whiskey in here? They were waiting by our trailer because
they thought there was whiskey in theAmerican County trailer. They stuff party.

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That stuff was great. I lovethat. I still love this. Um
they did you play with and youmay have said this? I apologize?
Yeh did you play with them asSturgist? Aren't they big Sturgis band?
Play with them? I'm sure theyare. We probably have yeah, yeah,
yeah, And it's all a CDCcovers, none of their original and
the lady who does the the AngusYoung is fucking amazing, really are amazing.

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Yeah. Uh did you ever needone key to unlock your car door
and the other to start the carengine? Yeah? I'm pretty sure.
Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah Inever did, but I remember my dad's
ALTI wonnabible cutlass I think had that. Yeah, my grandma drove. Yeah,
because the the ignition key was alwayslike twice the size or it had
like the thing back end that waslike bigger to identify it as the ignition

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was a circle of the square.The square key did one and the other
to the other point. This isa weird thing, and I'm even doing
it right now to freaks me out. You guys have a thing that like,
um is nails on a chalkboard foryou of course, yeah, you
know what I'm talking about. Yeah, one of mine is. Even just
reading the sentence makes me do itand I can't even think about it.
It fucking freaks me out. Idon't know why. UM eat push up

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pops right, Oh love them?When you got down to the end and
you were and the cardboard was wet, I don't know why that freaks me
out so much, but it's literallynails on a chalkboard, the feeling of
your teeth going into the wet cardboard. I can't eat a push up pop
for that reason, but I fuckingloved them. It's too bad printing out
your directions from map Quest country trips, dude, Like, can you imagine

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trying to do that a world enough? Now, we're a lot of us,
you know, we went to DaytonaBeach, not with GPS hunt our
phones. We went with Yeah,no twenty four hour drive, we like
caravanded down and what's crazy? Ofcourse, again, if if you miss
a turn in you know, Memphisor something, you're on the wrong highway.

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You had to do the fucking goto the gas station and say how
do we get back to Highway sixtytwo? Like that was your only way
to get back on track? IsI know where I'm supposed to go because
here's this is what the list says. But I'm not on Highway sixty two?
So how do I get back there? Then they tell you it was
always tortured to try to read Adam. That was never any good Epp And
you missed the exit five times?Yeah, and you couldn't zoom in all

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of it. We Me, Sean, Randy and Luke went to a Michigan
san Yeah, Sean, Me,Randy, Luke and I went to a
Michigan football game in ann Arbor andI drove and we turned turned the back.
Shan was in the back eating outme. Luke. Yeah. Me

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Luke was there and Tommy Olson couldn'tcontrol himself. Yeah, but I took
a wrong turn. We had togo into a gas station be like,
how do we get back to thishighway and Mishean wanted to kill you.
Oh fuck yeah, Mishan was somad. Mishean used to be so many
people think you're mean to me whenwe were in when we were when we

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were seniors in high school. Seancame over once and it was like anything
back then. He left a somekind of basketball jersey at his house at
my house, hadn't seen him forlike a week, right, my mom
had washed it, left it somewhere, thought it was mine. I put
it on him and I go outin the lake. This is when I'm

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as fat as I fucking can be. Right, Oh, My makes me
take it off and ride around onthe boat without a shirt on because he's
like, I told you not tofucking wear that, you're gonna stretch it
out. He made me take itoff. Then we pick up like three
gals on the boat and here's fuckingHumpty Dumpty in the back, no shirt

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on, just fat as fuck,and he made me take the jersey off.
Yeah, did that to me.I love him. I just can't
die for that guy. I knowthat, and I know that he's a
very very tough guy, But whywouldn't you just fight him there's no chance,
but I would rather die than peoplesee my fat role. Just prove
a point. Did you have ashirt on? Yeah? Back in the

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map quest, the non GPS days, when you had to print out there
no, the road trip rule wasat least I thought this should have been
common sense. But is if you'regetting off on an exit to get gas,
you have to see the gas station. And I remember specifically that Daytona
trip. Yeah, one of myex friends, we go, let's just

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get off here. There's got tobe a gas station, and you'd say,
there wasn't a sign for a gasstation. They get off on the
exit, they take a right,and now ten minutes later we're ten miles
off course here. Stop the fuckingcar, get out, because I'm gonna
run you over, skin you todeath, and leave you. Yeah,

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I think he hate you. Rightnow now we're we are, we're beyond
empty, and we're nowhere near agas station. You can't get off on
an exit without knowing there's a gasstation. I hate that. That's still
now. It's still now even foodtotally agree. Now, yes, if
it doesn't say, if it doesn'tsay, you know, like raising canes
one point two miles to the right. Yeah, I ain't getting off.

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It's gas stations and food spots haveto be within uh the eyesight, or
I'm not getting off. You hadthe luxury. Right now, I'm saying,
twenty one miles till empty, eighteenmiles till fifteen, and now you're
fuck you better get some gas rightnow. Right then you're running on empty.
And Tommy's losing his mind like Jacksonbecause he's eating pus. There's nothing

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better. There's nothing better than oneperson there where you stop because he's d
When one person says there has tobe a gas station, and everybody else
in the car says, no,there doesn't, No, there doesn't happen
to me. And then the oneperson who's driving is the one who's voting
yes, and that's the one whodrives ten miles the wrong way, and

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everybody else in the car is going, I told you, I told you,
I told you, and he won'tfucking turn around the other gas station.
Rule two is is we don't stop. And you're different because you have
very limited food options, but youdon't stop, especially if it's longer.
If you're going like you're going toChicago. Let's say you stop somewhere that
you don't have at home. You'renot stopping at McDonald's. McDonald No,

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you're stopping that hardies. You don'tgo somewhere where you can go at home.
You just don't. Can I tellyou, guys? One of them?
This Literally I've been I've been infights where I was less mad than
this. Oh boy, okay,I this is the pizza bit. I
won't say who the person was,but I let this person borrow our truck

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and this was before this person boughtit from us, and he was gonna
pick me up in this truck totake me to a gig at Bogart.
So this is way back in theday. He picks me up, he's
late. I think we probably wentout at nine. I bet he picked
me up at eight twenty, right, so he's probably an hour late to
pick me up. And we getto where sixty two curves off at thirty

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five, right right in there,like on so thirty five, and you
get off on sixty two going towardsthe airport, and the car starts sputtering
and we run out of fucking gas. So he picked me up late,
and he didn't have any gas inmy truck and he ran us out of
gas on the weight of the show. That's about his anger as I've ever
been without actually being in a fight. I couldn't believe it. I don't

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know what happened. You didn't putta fucking gas in the truck, fucking
mora. That's why we probably ishe the same one news troubles are all
behind him because he has a richuncle. Okay, oh oh, wait,
one more note before we move on, because I just remember the other
part of it. When we droveto Daytona and this rogue friend was going

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ten miles the wrong way looking fora gas station. We had two cars
we were driving together, so thinkabout the car behind us that for ten
miles, We're like, where arethese fucking idiots going right? Because they
were probably confused as hell. Wewere the lead car and they're like,
why are we going in the middleof nowhere? This isn't the right way.
But this was two thousand and howwas that three? I think that

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was two thousand and three, SoI don't even know how. I don't
know our level of communication in twothousand and three. I think some of
us probably have had cell phones.Probably I don't even remember, but I
just remember. I don't remember,but I just remember them probably thinking where
the hell are these fucking idiots going. You had to have a cell phone,
I would bet, because well,because I called you from Daytona,
so we must have. But itwas probably something where you didn't want to

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use the minutes or that. Thatstill may have been the window where you
had a limited number of text messagesa month. Otherwise they started charging you
per text. So maybe maybe wewere communicating a little bit. So maybe,
if I know, if my memorywasn't so shitty, maybe they were
texting us going like, where areyou guys going. I have no memory

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of that. I just remember themeventually saying how confused they were that we
were so far off the path.Well, fucking idiot, here thinks there's
a gas station between here and theend of the earth. Anyway, was
the rest of this list? Igot a couple, and we've already were
twenty three minutes and so well injust a second, but there's two more
that I want to mention. Oneof them, do you remember having to
switch the TV to Channel three towatch a movie or play? That was

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always the question when the video gamedidn't work? Is it on Channel three?
Yeah? Do you know why thatwas? You've explained that, right.
I don't know if I've explained it, but from what I understand is
like they basically did not have overthe air broadcasts on channel they as an
eighted Channel three as the channel forit. I remember when we had UM

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we had to get a special cablefor my Xbox when we brought it up
to the resort we used to thevacation up in leech Lake, and because
it had the yellow, white andred before this obviously before HDMI UM,
but that TV didn't, so wehad to get like a special conversion cable
to make it so the Xbox couldwork with Channel three on that TV.

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It was a different time, man, it was. And the last one
this is not on the list,but this was for me personally, and
it's it's it's hard to be Imean, can you really imagine, really
think about this. We used tobe able to smoke on airplanes. Oh
yeah, really think about and everybodydid, by the way, every because
everybody smoked, Like I could rememberriding the plane, riding a plane and

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the late seventies and early eighties,and not only were you allowed to smoke,
but everybody was smoking. I can'teven imagine that. If one person
smoked on a plane today, I'dwant to throw them out of the plane.
It would smell up the entire plane. The whole place would be a
let. I can't I can't remember, but I can't remember ashtrays being full,
like when you got on the planein the ashtray already being full from

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the last person who was sitting there. How often did a cigarette start the
carpet on fire? I can onlyimagine how. I mean, people,
I'm terrifying as that if you're inthe middle of a seven hour flights yeah,
oh yeah, yeah, or somebodyfalls asleep, right, yeah,
I just can't believe that is somethingthat getting their hearts eating. Yeah.
For me, that would be steppingin a completely different world. Yeah,

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Like, I can't smoke at restauranteven, I don't even remember that.
Yeah, actually I remember a littleno, because I remember I remember Perkins
like one of my earlier memories,like when I was a super like super
young, like, I remember theyhad that that the smoking section with the
glass wall between it, but itwas still it felt like they had doors.

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I don't understand how that helped watchBud. That's a whole different world.
Smoking on an airplane is like justthat's disgusted, is the worst,
And I smoke. Yeah again,if you were on a plane, dude,
with two hundred people, then themprobably lit at some point during the
flame. And I've said I smokedfor ten plus years. It's fucking disgusting.

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It disgusts me now. Yeah,my mom used to smoke, and
when we would go to restaurants,she would want to sit in the smoking
section and the list was always longer. Yeah, so you'd I used to
beg my mom, let's go sitin the non smoking section and then you
can go outside and smoke. Igotta sit in the smoke but thirty minute
wait, long dark Yeah. Butor there were times where you get to
a restaurant and the non smoking sectionhad a forty five minute wait and there

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was no weight in the smoking section, and you just go that equally stuck.
Yeah, but you didn't have achoice, Yeah, did when when
I guess my question is on theplanes they've kind of gotten rid of it.
Another home, they've changed a lotof the no smoking lights to like
Wi Fi or whatever. But thefact that they had those lights on.
Were there times where you couldn't lightup on a plane when it was legal?

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I'm sure that pound the point hometo everybody in every row. You
can't fucking smoke anymore. I wonderI can't remember. It would make sense
that you wouldn't be able to lightup during takeoff or landy because you'd be
easy to drop your fucking sigh orlight in the place on fire. But
but I mean, you're talking aboutan open flame lighting your cigarette on the

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plane. But to Zach's point,like that would be the equivalent now if
they had a picture of a guystanding behind a pig, like, no
beastiality on the plane. And thenZach asks like, was there a time
that they fucked pigs on planes?Well, no, it's just they want
everybody on the plane that is notaccestible or next to the air bag thing

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on their car, like no eatingout on the car. Was there a
time you could do that? No? No, it must they just want
you to know. That's a terribleidea. Jesus Christ. All right,
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