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Welcome back to another talking Lamar.

On this episode, I'm giving you a little insight on what it was like growing up for the

people's movie critic in Georgia, in the country, in a single wide trailer. What are you talking about? What are you talking about? Sorry, I forgot what I was talking about. What are you talking about? I am talking to you. That's just what I was talking about. It's talking Lamar. You know, I was thinking about this. We had something that came up on the show, I don't know, a few days or weeks ago, and something we asked the question, you know, what was your earliest memories?

And my earliest memories are of our trailer where we live.

And what really sticks out in my head is the scratchy furniture that we had.

This was before Naga Hyde. This was before, I mean, it was just that wool, scratchy furniture that we had. This was before Naga Hyde.

This was before, I mean, it was just that wool, scratchy.

It was just not comfortable.

But I remember that.

And I'm going to tell you how it works on our house.

When you stepped up to the front door, when you walked in, our living room consisted of a couch, a regular chair,

and a rocking chair. And the living room was when you walk in the door, you turn right to the

front of the trailer. And that's right when you walked in the door. And that's where all that stuff

was, the TV and everything.

Now, if you went left at the dining, at the front door, the dining room table was right there.

And slightly ahead of that, if you're facing, walking in the door was the washing machine.

No, no dryer back.

I don't even know if I had dryers back then.

I know we didn't have one it was all clothes

line and then beside that was the stove the sink then the cabinets and the refrigerator

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