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Search NPR Black Truths, wherever you get your pocket. You're going to be. Hello and welcome to Chiara Tark on National Public Radio with us clicking Clack for Tappert Brothers and we're

broadcasting this week from the Mike Cupholder Runeth Over division here at

Cardin Talk Plaza. Now here's a story that we've been following for many years

and if you remember we were on the front lines or

front line or something like that leading the rest of the national press in breaking

this story. You remember that? I certainly do. I remember that we pointed out, what was that vehicle, a Chevy

Loomina wagon? Yes, it was. Minnie van. Yes. And we pointed out that in the fully deployed position, all seats down.

Shields up. Shields up.

There were in that vehicle.

Count them.

How many were there?

I think 17. No, there were 13. They were 13 because it was slightly fewer than two cops per person except all the people wouldn't be able to sit down because all the seats had to be down.

So with the only two people it was almost seven cups per person.

And now we have, in fact we had it filled up, we had gray

poopon mustard and one. Here it is, straight out of automotive news, April 8th

issue, Chevy, this is news, Chevy declares

cupholder coup. But do we need that, da da da da da da da da da da.

John Middlebrook, the new general manager of Chevrolet, declared victory in the

minivan cup holder war at last week's New York International Auto Show, the Chevrolet

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