Um, action. How do we start this?

You go. I killed my own dad. I know. I don't think that's right.

Oh, I remember. You're listening to the dollop on the all things comedy network. This is an American

history podcast. Each week I PhD historian from 17 different universities. Dave Anthony reads a story

from American history to a guy who I don't know who he is. I don't know what. Great.

Garrett Threadelts. Okay. Whatever. What he's doing.

Garrett Threadelts who has no idea what the topic is going to be about. Good.

Good. Good. Got that. I don't know what he he's now a guy with a plant behind him. He is doing. He's doing.

Uh, looks like plant. He's doing plant work. He's doing a little bit of set decoration to make it come

alive. But the plant's small. So he looks oddly just slightly taller than the plant. So it.

Yeah. Well, I have a, I have a new backdrop coming and I don't know. But it's we're waiting to find out

if you're going to accept the terms of this looks more distracting.

Well, it looks like you have half a, you looks like you have half a plant wing and then half a broken

plant wing. That's what I'm looking at. It's funny. You talk about that because right now I have a

fly in my kitchen. There's missing a wing and I'm letting him live out his days in a piece of

top where with some areas. I've made it. So you put him in. So you put a guy with the

physical freedom freedom to roam, physical freedom to roam, issue freedom to run. You put him in prison.

He can go wherever he wants. He can go. There's no lid on the top of where. I didn't say it was

lidded top. Why? Why? I shut him in. Why is he in the Tupperware?

Because he wants to go to his cucumber zone or the syrup corner or maybe he wants to play in the

bark part. Have you considered that you've lived alone too long? I'd definitely crossed my mind.

It seems to be the kind of consensus. Yeah, this is this is what we don't call it special.

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