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Happy Tuesday, everybody. We've had a little bit of an interesting weekend. We're in the middle of our meetup right now.

Thanks for joining us. We're in the middle of the Utah meetup. We're at the tail end of the trip, and we've got everybody in the room with us.

We thought we'd ask for their impressions, favorite things, parts of the trip. They weren't expecting things they were, and we wanted to hear a little bit from the audience as well.

We normally would do a topic Tuesdays where we put interviews, but we're moving things around a little bit this week.

We'll have a really cool interview with Chris Jacobs on Thursday, so if you've heard of him overhauling, etc.

He's on with us on Thursday, so that's happening, then, which is really cool. We'll take your normal questions and all that.

But no questions from the general audience writing in on all the social media today, because we have many comments from the people that have been driving quickly with us the last couple of days, all over Utah.

I feel like I need to do a watches whiskey and design podcast because the drinking has started, and I've been handed an Avalor 18 already, and what else do we have in the room?

Old Forester in 1920.

It was an excellent year for smart water, apparently.

It was, but people are relaxed, happy, and we've had some very fun, fast, and good driving, some technical parts, parts of the roads, and actually, I thought I remembered every part of the road, but it was cool to...

It was still fine to revisit some things, and we had great weather last year.

We were a little bit rained out in some sections, but we had some good high-speed places, we had some good technical stuff, and then we had parts of the road where I just thought,

you know what, this is not about driving right now. Let's just enjoy the scene and almost slow to a crawl.

We traded rain for RVs this year.

Somehow we picked the weekend that everybody wanted to be out, and it wasn't just the RV, it was like the bus.

I literally saw a bus pulling a Tahoe, and I was like, either of those are too big.

I agree.

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