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Clack the Tappock brothers and we're broadcasting this week from the

center for postal commemoration here at Karatark Plaza.

Oh a new center? We got more centers. Indeed, yeah. The center for postal Commemoration.

Now this isn't really related to anything at Kart Talk, you know, that we do here at

Car Talk, but this idea just sort of hit me this week.

And it seems so obvious that I can't believe that no one else has suggested it yet.

Now it seems like they've been coming out with stamps to commemorate just about everybody.

The other day I use an Otis Redding stamp, there's an Elvis stamp,

Dyna Washington has her own stamp.

It's great.

It used to be that it was just like the flag on the stamp, right?

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