#2520: Derision of Labor

The Best of Car Talk

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Comedy, Automotive, Leisure

4.8 • 16.1K Ratings

🗓️ 11 March 2025

⏱️ 35 minutes

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We all have that one work colleague that's a lot of fun but maybe doesn't pull his weight around the office and gets on your nerves once in a while. Well, what if the 'office' was an NPR radio show and 'the colleague' was your brother? How bad would that be? Find out on this episode of The Best of Car Talk.
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0:10.7	working towards democracy, equity, and justice at a.jWS.org.
0:15.7	Thank you. Hello and welcome to Car Talk from National Public Radio with us,
0:35.3	Click and Clack the Tappert Brothers,
0:36.6	and we're broadcasting this week from the anti-tailgating division here at Caratalk Plaza.
0:42.1	Yeah.
0:42.8	I wanted to discuss tailgating, actually,
0:44.9	but you may remember that last week I asked you if you knew the tailgating law.
0:49.0	Yeah.
0:49.2	And you said, da, da, da, da.
0:51.2	Of course I know the tailgating law.
0:52.7	Which is what?
0:53.6	Go ahead.
0:54.6	Go ahead.
0:58.0	No, here it is.
1:00.0	I'm going to give it to you right now.
1:01.2	Don't tailgate.
1:05.4	There's a car in front of you.
1:06.2	Yeah.
1:10.7	He passes a marker, a landmark on the side of the road.
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