You know I went on a spree in 83, skiing in Switzerland, a little golf in Scotland, sailing and fishing off the coast of Mexico, swimming in Hawaii, and on my way to that city by the bay with its restaurants and on beyond San Francisco, I decided to stop over in Duluth to catch my breath.

But you know what? It took my breath away, and I could have saved myself a lot of traveling, you know why? Because it's all right here, Duluth, who loves your baby, I do.

Hey, welcome to my show, everybody. I know you did pay with $100, but here, here's $100 back to you. And after my show, I shall live in Courtsport's Boxhouse on the street because I do not understand financials and I am poverty. So, enjoy my show.

I have no idea what you just said, but I feel totally transformed.

Let the filibustering begin.

All right, hello, good morning, and welcome, everybody, to a Thursday edition of TBTL show. Just may be too beautiful to live.

Intelligence for your life. My name is Luke Burbank, I'm your host.

Yes, sir. Yes, sir.

Coming to you, once again, from the home offices of American Public Media, beautiful St. Paul, Minnesota, where a foot or so of snow is currently bearing down on the region, and we'll be getting here by I think tomorrow, and making things really in the words of a former newscaster on this show.

The nasty snow, snow, and more snow, and you've got a really nasty mixture. Luckily, I'm getting out just ahead of that. My friend Andrew Walsh is not though. We'll talk about that coming up in the program and other things here on episode 3777.

Let the fun begin in a collector's series. The term OK Boomer was invoked in the chambers of the United States Supreme Court yesterday. That's right.

John Roberts, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, said OK Boomer and then followed up with asking for a friend. This is a true story. This is a thing that happened, and we are going to break it down. Also speaking of youthful phrases and things that are for the younger set.

I've been obsessed with TikTok as the listeners of the show know, and I am officially going to be stepping away from that platform.

Attention everyone! I have an announcement to make. I am leaving this party.

I will explain why it's time for me to finally leave TikTok coming up as well. Plus, it is a Thursday, a.k.a. a Blur's Day.

So we've got a couple of Blur's Day messages this week to put out there, wish people well. All of that. So we'll do that.

As well. OK. Now that can happen with the help of this guy, Longst running co-bro of the show known for his drawings of tall ships, their grace, their splendor, their solitary nature.

I say that because last night I was walking through the hotel and I saw him sitting at the bar.

And my first thought was I should block up and say hi to my friend and I thought no, he needs some anti-time.

This is a guy who's been surrounded by people's for days here in Saint Paul.

And he's probably reading a book on his phone. Whatever he's doing at the citizen bar, he needs to do that by himself.

He is Andrew. Targets. Targets. Walls. And he's joining me right now from just one table over are also our new public radio restaurant show.

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