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Friends beyond the binary ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, it's time for the

podcaster, who's a recording from his car, not a spaceship, but I mean, I guess I wonder how

much, you know, the difference between a cockpit and a driver's seat is it's not very,

I'm sure that some cars call their driver's seats cockpits. I wonder if there's ever, but you

know, they're like, this is, you know, there's the stories, but don't let it. What about a

cockatiel and a cockpit? Has there ever been a pilot? I mean, I'm sure it wouldn't be on a commercial

airline that has a pet cockatiel or just a book of the cockatiel. I'll have to do that as an episode.

Please remind me of this, because right now I'm in my car recording, but I was just thinking if my

car is the same size as the M1, I don't even know. I think the M1s might be even smaller, right?

Because, yeah, because baby, also, it's like a one-seater, like not even a two-seater,

because also the Mandalorian's lap. So anyway, just thinking about, is it the M1 or the N1?

Also, don't know that. That's a Mandalorian's new ship this season. And you know what, I'm about

to take off on a journey to Dreamland. Welcome to Sleep With Me, the podcast. I put you to sleep. I'm

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