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and many places. Get your tickets forchinfemeser.com. Welcome to another episode of Sincerely Fortune. It's Fortune and I'm doing something I have never done before on this week's podcast.

I'm currently on a road trip. My tour, the Live Laugh Love comedy tour is underway and I'm in Texas right now and I'm joined by my friend, Chris Frenjola.

Yes, thank you, driving. We're driving from where are we driving from? We're driving from El Paso to Midland, Texas.

And we're in the car but I have a thing now where we can record ourselves in the car and we don't have to hold anything.

Chris is safely driving. We're on the open road out in the middle of nowhere.

Middle of nowhere, hands free. Hands are both on the wheel. We just have contraptions in the car that are recording us.

So you might hear a little bit of a whish but that's the open road. That's the open road. This is a very special episode on the road.

On the road again. There used to be a TV show. I used to watch the kid. You were probably too young to remember.

But we used to watch it every Sunday and it was called Charles Corralt. And he used to do the show called On the Road with Charles Corralt.

And he seemed like this is such a nice slice of Americana shell. Anyway, he turns out he had like six families throughout Americana.

He did? Yeah, he went up getting fired. He's dead now. But he had quite a controversy at one point.

While he was out on the road, you know, doing these slice of life pieces. He was, how about nine wives?

He was having his own slice of life. He was really enjoying himself.

That is great. I will never understand how someone had some guy or anything. He was like a weird looking.

Right. But he was, but he was popular. Yeah, he was Charles Corralt.

When you're popular, people want to start families. Yeah. Yeah. So that was back before technology when you could have families out there.

Nobody would, but the two worlds would never, you know, collide. Yeah. I guess you would just tell your wife like,

got to go film another segment. I mean, while checking in on a little Susie.

Exactly. Five-year-old Susie. Living in wherever. Well, wow. That, that was a part of his legacy. I did not know about.

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