Hey there. Welcome to our number two of the TBTL podcast. This is Luke. We're going to get started in a moment first

this quick reminder that all of this is brought to you free of charge thanks to the good folks over at AT&T. They're the official

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and we're very happy that they are there so that you can just listen to it for free and just enjoy the heck out of it.

You know, if you didn't have the TBTL podcast, I don't even I don't even know what that would that would be like. It would be you know, it would be like rain on your wedding day.

A free ride when you're already late, you know, it almost be like good advice that you just didn't take and who would have thought

it figure, you know,

anyway, you know what? I've got more

original deep thoughts that I'm going to bring your way in just a moment. Let me wrap this up though by saying AT&T.

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Here comes our number two of the TBTL podcast. Hi, honey. What do you have?

Yes, I'm like an order of a TBTL scattered mother and covered with a side

973 Hyrule you want that thrusting? Oh, no, no, no. You got it, her hand.

The AM radio is a viable and modern source for news and entertainment.

Totally. I used to be number one in this town.

But people don't listen to AM like they used to seem like it's more about FM and color TV. That's stupid. It's serious, Kevin.

In fact, I've got a tattoo here that fully illustrates my point. It's of this rebellious young man

and he's urinating on an FM radio.

Welcome to our number two of this Tuesday night edition of TBTL some

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