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Greetings and salutations. Welcome back to Knockback. My name is Colin Moriarda. I'm joined as

always by my brother, Dagan The Woodsman Moriardi. Dagan, thank you for joining me today. How are you?

I don't know why it just popped in my head, but I was thinking of that old

ed with the crying Indian when he observes all the way. Yeah, it's like zooms in really slowly on

them, which is part of the sopranos season. I don't know what season that is, but remember where

the whole thing with the Italians versus the Native Americans. Yeah, yeah. The whole of Columbus

day, right? Right. That's right. That's the whole thing. The whole issue over Columbus day and

but it's it's spawned by that. There's something about that commercial, right? Yeah, Ralfi

is watching. Oh, Ralfi meets with them and he's like, this is your poster child. He wasn't really

Native American. Ralfi is awesome. I love the sprangles. That's a good, that's a good,

a good, a good, how's your life? How's everything going in your world? Everything's good. I wanted

to get your advice on something. Oh, please. As a new homeowner, you may be able to speak to this.

Now, well, to go back, as you know, historically, our dad would always sort of grease the palms

of the garbage man of the sanitation guys to basically saying, especially around Christmas time,

like drop an envelope and say, look, maybe $100 a piece or something, basically saying that there

was an understanding, like, I give you this, this money changes hands and you take whatever I put

out here, right? This whole thing, right? And I was always fascinated by it because there was never

a discussion. There was never any kind of dialogue, which is some kind of, this is some kind of

ancient suburban understanding. That's awesome. Yeah, that's great. So I've never done that. I've

never done it with the, with the sanitation guys, but I always think about it around the holidays,

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