Black and white cat early in the morning just as day is dawning. Pat thinks he's a

very happy man. You're you're reaching out to our English audience. Postman Pat. Postman Pat.

You're listening to the dollop. This is a bilingual American history podcast. Each week.

I read a story in both Spanish and English at the same time to about American

history to my friend. Garrett Reynolds who has no idea what the topic is going to be

about. I didn't say my name. My name is Dave. Okay. This is all messed up. Things went downhill

after the Postman Pat. It's just threw me off. It was just so fun. We were having fun.

God, do you want to look here to do? I'll do one bottle. People say this is funny. Not Gary

Garrett. Dave, okay. Someone or something is tickling. Is it far five? And this is not going

to come to tickley podcast. Yeah. You are Queen fakie of made up town. All hail Queen

shit of live bill. A bunch of religious virgins go to Mingle and do what? I can't

have you. No. I see. Done my friend. No. No. April 9th. 1865. April 9th. My mother's birth.

Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. How are you? 1865. Robert E. Lee. Oh boy. Oh boy.

We got a buzzword. Triggered. Triggered. Shots fired. Robert E. Lee surrendered to Union

General Elysses S. Grant in Virginia, essentially ending the American Civil War. Some call that

the battle of one letter middle names. No. That was worthy. Hey, South Carolina resident

described the state. The banks were ruined. Quote this quote. The banks were ruined. The railroads

were destroyed. There are few factories were desolated. Their vessels have been swept from

the seas and rivers. The livestock was consumed. Notes, bonds, mortgages, all the money in circulation.

Dets all became worthless. The community was without clothes and without food. Never was there

greater nakedness and desolation in a civilized community. You shouldn't have done the own

slaves thing. So war. So war hurts the fabric of your country. Apparently if you have a war,

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