Well, it's time for that podcast introduction that everybody waits for Mr Jefferson and Mr. Jenkins and Mr. Jenkins, and Mr. Jenkins.

You know, I started out trying to kind of set up Mr. Jefferson nicely. I had I admitted how cold I am living in Dakota and

that he was right about Virginia. You know I was wondering about that. I wonder what kind of a deal we could get on a barn in Norfolk or

you know what I did you see the photos on the worldwide web of snow at Monticello?

Nobody likes us in North Dakota anymore. We're too radical.

Did you see the photographs there is snow all over the mountain?

Oh yeah.

And then my friends in Norfolk, what a, I mean I love you in Norfolk, let me just say, what a bunch of

weenies you are.

I mean, they get like half an inch of snow and the city is

paralyzed. Well you know it's it's it's a little different up here I mean

there's there's snow on my boulevard from the snowplows going by that's literally 12 to 15 feet high.

No, it's, you can't see over it.

This is a big winter in Dakota.

There's no question about that.

We haven't had them like this for a long time.

But my point is that

Jefferson could not have lived here. Yeah my point is, what if we could find a

little barn in Norfolk? What do you think? I wish someone would just send me a

bobcat. I want a bobcat. You know what that is, it's like a skid steer.

Yeah. Everybody knows what Bob. They were invented here in North Dakota because we need them to move.

And I'm the only, I only have one dream left in life and that's to have a bobcat.

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