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Click and Clack the Tappert Brothers, and we're broadcasting this week from the center for revised predictions here at Carat Talk Plaza.

Well, I mean, people, some people may remember that many years ago, maybe five,

I predicted that General Motors would be the car company of the 90s.

Remember that?

Well, I can remember further back than that.

I remember that you predicted that AMC, A, M, I don't even remember what it stands for now,

would be the car company of the 80s. You're still sticking with that one?

Yeah, I'm sticking with the AMC one, but I'm revising the GM one.

Really? Yeah. Because I'm going to now have to push off the GM thing. I don't think they're

going to be the car company of the 90s. I think they're going to be the car company of the 90s. I think they're

going to be the car company of the 20s. The 2020s. They were the car company in the 20s. And they're

going to come back. A hundred years later, they will be the car company of the 20s. And the problem

is that everyone who currently is alive hates General Motors.

I mean, it's basically that.

And the only hope they have, even they, I mean, Generation X, that was their hope.

Because all the people who love General Motors are either dead or wish they were dead,

as Don Chalk would say.

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