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All right, here is where Weird Al is coming in the areas that we service.

As close as he gets to Fayetteville will be service.

North Little Rock on June 20th.

Then he's in Wichita on June 21st.

The longest day of the year at the interest.

It'll probably seem like if you read that show.

If you heard that show, yeah, for sure.

It was either Tulsa King or a landman that we watched last night, and somebody referenced,

oh, it was Sam Elliott.

He's Billy Bob's dad, and he's in a home, and he likes to go out and watch the sunset.

Think about Landman.

And they have to, you know, at different times.

And he had to explain to people that, well, whoever was watching him, that the sun, you know, goes down later and later. That was funny. June 21st. I could explain it to you, but you probably wouldn't understand it anymore. Mark. Landman's a good show. Yeah. So happy to see that back. I'm interested in that pluribus now.

That's really good. I watched the third one last night. Yeah, it's a really, really good show. Very well done. How long are those episodes? Oh, they're 45 to an hour. They're not short. Yeah. Is it sci-fi like an interesting scenario or sci-fi? Yeah, it is. aliens.

Well, all I can describe

and just,

they're not zombies.

I won't say, like an interesting scenario or sci-fi aliens no all i can all i can describe and just

they're not zombies i won't say that but the fact is that if if zombies were nice

and that's all i can say to describe and they can move like they have uh well it's not zombie

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