Oh boy this is it ladies and gurgles snug blurgens get your box of Kleenex out.

It's the final Harland Highway Podcast episode 1000.

And it's the longest one I've ever done because it's the last one.

It's a little special.

It's two hours long so you can listen to it in portions, I guess.

But it's, we're going to reminisce we're going to talk about the history of the

podcast the origins of the podcast we're going to get a bunch of goodbye

final phone calls from pavement pounders.

We're going to talk about the different aspects and different layers of the

podcast, what it meant to me, what I thought it meant to you and Ruthie's calling in for

the for the last time so we'll be hearing from Aunt Ruthie we'll be hearing from

barbecue Eddie for the last time. Apparently my boss

Mr Featherstone wants to talk to me so I'm going to be going up to the 12th floor

to see I'm hoping he gives me like a good farewell, you know, present, maybe a golden watch or a basket or a bonus, something nice, I'm sure, after almost 10 years I think I I would hope you would make it nice and we're going to

reminisce we're going to place some of the old crank phone calls that that I did over the time just a real retrospective and a nostalgic look back at a great

ride thanks for being here let's go this is the final episode of the Harlan Highway.

You know my name?

It's on the marriage certificate.

I've never seen you before all my life.

Hold on to your airbag.

The heartless, heartless monsters.

All of you threw and through.

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