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Hello, welcome to Offtrack with Ingen Rossi. How's your weekend?

It was good, bro. We have a pretty big time delay here in terms of communicating via Indianapolis, California, to London, which further proves my point. We never went to the moon. Certainly didn't call anyone on landline to get to the moon. And yeah, here we are. F1 race is pretty boring. George Russell's still a. And we go to Mid-Ohio this weekend. Happy Fourth of July, America's 250th birthday. Let's go. See you. What a great episode, guys. We'll get to Nashville next week. I think it's, I almost think it's working. I almost think we're all on a similar. We're good. Oh, thank God. Okay. So, yeah, we've been having some technical difficulties, guys. And to Alex's, yeah, as he alluded to, it's because Tim's in California, is smashing pills, apparently. That's what you're doing. As a Beverly Hiller. Yeah, as a Beverly Hillian.

And I'm in London.

So, yeah, it's the signal's going all over the world.

This is actually the best argument you have for us not going to the moon.

It's the lack of ability to have a good signal between three places. Well, I don't know, because the two U.S. signals are doing pretty well.

It's just the one. It's just the one. Moon in the U.S. signals are doing pretty well. It's just the moon in the U.S.

It might as well be.

We put a flag on it.

It is part of the U.S., I guess, in some capacity.

Yeah, no, dude, you got to remember,

I'm in a city that was built like a thousand years ago.

I feel like the moon was built before London.

No, no.

And London lost its best people in 1776.

I don't think, I don't think many of you guys were in London.

Yeah, but you had our collective brain power.

Yeah.

Anyway, yeah.

So, yeah, how was your, how actually was your weekend, Alex?

What did you get up to this weekend?

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