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Hello and welcome to car talk on national public radio with us. Click and collect the

tap at brothers and we're broadcasting this week from the center for non-resolution here at

car talk plus. Now, now that the new year is upon us, well, I'm going to explain to you. We've

resolved. I don't think I told you about this, but I've decided to make this unilateral

decision here. We've resolved. Without me. Not to make any more resolutions. Now, if you listen

to our show on a regular basis, you know that we never resolve anything. We don't. Right?

True. That's true. Why should we start now? So rather than resolutions for 1995, I thought I

would ask my brother, Tommy, for prediction for 1995 or beyond. Oh, you know, so you want to

prediction about the future. I want you to tell us. Oh, great one. What will be fall us

automotively in the year or years ahead? So I want I want your prediction. Well, as you may

or may not go in another life. Yes. I was known as it's interesting that you chose to ask me

this because I was known as nostrotomis. Did I ever mention that to you? I thought I was nostrotomy,

but that's all right. No, so you want a prediction about the future, is that it? Yeah, the future

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