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The great battles of our time. Man versus nature, intellect versus instinct,

burrito versus buttle. Here in this fortress of Salaturd, we reflect and ponder tough

questions about life and ourselves. And the toughest question of all may be, what do I wish I could

accomplish before I die? My eyes have seen the glory.

The proverbial bucket list. Why is it called that? Do you have one? Should you have one? If so,

what should be on it? Let's dive into those questions today on the number two show.

You know, they've always said to think outside the box, but here, inside this box, we've had some

of the most profound reflections. They say inspiration strikes are the most unexpected places.

Sur Isaac Newton, an apple tree, Archimedes, a bathtub. Me? Well, let's just say there's a reason

I'm broadcasting from a bathroom stall. The bathroom. More than just tiles and toiletries, a vault

of solace, a chamber of reflection. Ever think about how much history, philosophy, and yes,

even strategy have been contemplated in spaces just like this. I'm pretty sure when Bill Shakespeare

wrote to be or not to be carved it with the quill on a bathroom stall before he put pen to paper.

How many of you have had those aha moments in the restroom? Think about it. You're all alone.

Free from distractions, and suddenly the answer to that problem you've been mulling over becomes as

clear as the bathroom tiles. Recent studies, and by studies, I mean a quick poll of a few of my friends,

reveal that bathrooms are like unsung brainstorming chambers of the household. I'm pretty sure if we

placed whiteboards and showers, we would have solved world hunger by now and probably perfected

teleportation. But today, we are switching gears to contemplate life's big picture. The Johnny,

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