Meek-mee.

That's my roadrunner.

Is he come from Indiana, Roadrunner?

I'm guessing, so.

You know, I used to talk on a CB radio, and there's a guy whose handle was Roadrunner.

He was like, this is a roadrunner. Come on, watch your 20. That makes sense. You know? Every time I hear that. Long as he didn't invite him. I forget his name. Remember his handle. We're all good. Since we're talking about it, I also had a CB radio. Well, my grandpa did in his truck. I mean, my friends would go play with it. And then there was this one time where a fella kept replying, and he wasn't saying anything too untoward, but it was also like, you know, at some point it was like, you know you're talking to children, right? And then it was like, even at like nine, I was like, I think we should change a channel.

This person clearly has issues.

Yeah.

I'm like, oh, there's nothing too creepy yet, but it's going to get there eventually.

So let's just leave this guy on channel alone.

Wow.

That's no good.

No.

That is not good. No. That is no good.

No, no.

I don't know where he was, but within CB radius, which is too close for my liking.

I miss the days of CB being technology's peak.

We were just lamenting the fact that we're basically all going to be out of jobs in five years time, Brian.

You know what?

I've been hearing different views on that.

I think my views are changing a little bit.

I mean, anything that involves using a computer is at risk because of AI.

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