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Welcome to History of the Doesn't Suck. I am your professor Greg Jackson and we are so

very done with the progressive era. We are done with this volume Kelsey. Yes, we are.

And so it is time for an apple log. Time to discuss a little bit. Bring out a few

stories we didn't get to. We are excited to do that. There are a lot of good ones.

There are. It's the volume of, as we were just saying, we are trying to mic right,

like the history that's so very frequently overlooked. Yeah. Yeah. We are just skimmed

over. Anyhow, we'll say that for a second. Of course, Kelsey Dines, the official welcome

and salutation. Always a pleasure to have you in my dungeon little recording space.

Always happy to be here. Yes. You don't have to lie about that. This is a very small room.

It's a very small room. But it gives us great sound. That's what we're here for.

That's all that matters. That's all that matters. We'll note that we miss Zach.

We do. We were saying that. It's not the same without Zach. It isn't. He isn't. He left

us for Harvard Law. Yeah. What a jerk. I know. Some people just make poor choices.

I agree. That was not Zach. He did not do that. Really, really proud of him. Of course,

in his honor, let me just say go socks because he will love hearing that. I'm sure he will.

He will. I'm sure he has a lot of time for baseball. All right. We'll leave it at that.

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