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Yeah. is on the air. We got a complaint from R.J. on the black line. He had to call in on the regular line

because we only have one black line and it was already taken.

So he had to go to the back of the line on the white line.

He's not happy, but he's holding.

Jason?

Yes, sir.

Okay, so I got an email from Bobby, who's a frequent emailer.

Now, to paint the picture, Bobby's a white guy, probably 60 years old. He's one of these people that retired early and is really proud of it. Like they brag about it all the time. You know what I mean? Like they saved every penny they ever made. You know that guy, right? He's one of these people that has a garage. It's half hoarder or half. I mean, he fixes everything. He repairs everything. he's got a little something and he looks down on anybody who spends money on anything. Okay. So he says, he says, back in the

70s, it was a very rare thing to see a black man on a motorcycle. Now they ride as much as anyone

and you see them everywhere. I'm not sure what

happened, but my theory, this is his theory, is that back then they didn't want to F up the

natural mess up their afro. Oh, the pro. Hold on, hold on. Not sure what the appeal of the

slingshot is, but maybe it's that you can accessorize it with red lights and whatnot.

Disclamor.

Then he says, disclaimer, I might not be the best one to have a theory on this since next to Ramon,

I'm the whitest man in America and don't actually know anyone black.

So I just offer that into the theory, into the discussion.

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