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I'm Paul, I'm Todd, and this is The Card of Eight.

We're back. Happy Friday. It's another one of those things where you and I have talked for two hours,

and now thought maybe we should do a podcast, and that's happened again.

At least we get along and can talk about things, and luckily we can talk to you guys about cars too.

Exactly. Well, I say we just dive right in. We've got a couple of great debates.

First from Scott R. in Rigby Idaho, who says he can't go to jail, but also he has too much baggage with his car, like emotional baggage.

Yes, you do. This sounds much worse than it is.

You can't go to jail. Sounds like you did something. You haven't done a thing, by the way.

Exactly. But you've got our attention.

Preemptive. I can't go to jail. You definitely got our attention.

Scott Bravo. Well, he's 37 years old. He's in Rigby Idaho just up the road from us.

He says he's been a long time casual viewer of the YouTube channel.

Thank you so much. His favorite by far review was our review of the LSWAP944, that belongs to Jeff in Denver.

Jeff's pretty excited to hear that right now, yeah.

For sure. But he says he's yearning for a new fun car.

But he's got so much emotional baggage and personal history tied up in his current ride that it's hard to consider selling it.

Plus, he's not 100% sure what to replace it with.

He's always loved vehicles of all kinds.

One of his earliest memories is sitting on the bench sheet of his dad's 81 Dodge Ram when he's four years old.

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