I am welcome once again to History Dweaves. I am Tim. Welcome to the podcast where we take a lighthearted look at the dark side of history.

The title of our podcast today is a man called Lucky, the story of Charles Lucky Light Tololer, who had a very interesting life.

We're going to talk about all his escapades.

But before we do, I would like to remind everyone that we are a comedy podcast,

where we take a look at true crime and some stranger stories in history, and we use adult language. So if that

offends you, we would suggest you checking out one of the other fine independent podcast out there.

We have a couple of favorites that we always recommend in sight, and they walk among us. So if

foul language offends you, please check those two out.

If you're okay with adult language, then stick around for all of our hijinks.

I feel like we're being a little pretentious calling this a comedy podcast.

Well, I don't like the word hijinks.

It makes us sound like we're on the Scooby-Doo gang.

Before we get started, I do want to think we had a fundraiser this weekend, and it was for one of our listeners, Hiro, who unfortunately was tragically killed in a car accident.

And the group, our listeners, the D Dwee family came together along with the

podcasting community we had a fundraiser and it was very successful we raised a lot of money for

Hiro's widow and his little girl and I just want to thank everyone who was involved in that

all the podcasters that volunteered their time and services, all of the listeners, and of course, all are members of our Dweep family.

And a special thank you to Dominique who is here today who helped organize it.

We really appreciate that and trying to make the best out of a terrible situation, but we thank

everyone for your support. Now I would like to introduce our panel, and we're going to start

with the lovely and charming Dominique. And this is, I don't have a good introduction for

Dominique yet, but we're working on one. But how are you doing now, Dominique? I'm doing all right, Timmy. How are you? I'm fine. You're sober today. That's a good sign. I'm sober every day, too. Oh, oh, oh, oh. Yeah. Okay. Okay, Odis, yeah, you're sober.

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