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Great. Okay. So I need to resolve a small disagreement between my new wife and I, and I thought,

what better arbiters could I find than three men who love sports to kind of decide on this.

There's a four-way intersection in her hometown.

You've seen intersections like this before.

There's a right-hand lane with an arrow that allows you to go straight or you can turn right.

But if you go straight through this intersection, your lane merges immediately into the middle lane.

So you kind of have to scoot and get ahead.

I say I trust God acting through the DOT to pave that arrow. She says if you get in that lane

and go straight, you're a jerk because you have to go so quickly. And it's really there for people who

want to go right. Am I a jerk or no jerk? You get your ass in the right-hand lane and get ahead of a guy. Absolutely. You're not a jerk. Depends on where you're going and how quickly you have to get there. If it's me and there's one of those, the town I grew up in, I don't do it. Even though I'm six or seven deep and I see that right lane clear. I don't go over to that right lane.

I always go to that right lane.

I got places to go.

No, then you're just aggravating. What kind of town is this? You're being a dink. No. It's down in the middle of Connecticut. But her folks, my in-laws, lovely in-laws, agree with her. And so I just have to be mindful the next time I'm driving with them, you know,

because you're always on your best behavior.

But I see that as them, you know,

because you're always on your best behavior. But I see that as like, but the straight arrow is there for a reason, Roach, you know? Yeah, no, but we live on an edge here. Or every edgy, we have to get that little jump. You're edgy? That's the term. Everyone has to win in New England when they drive. That's what it has to be.

No, I'm just going places.

If I have the option of waiting in a line of cars, it's eight or ten deep, or going to the right lane, and maybe you hit the gas a little quick and get out in front of someone. If I'm late, or I need to go somewhere, then I'm going. They drag race you if you're in that lane. Well, then you're going to get shot. See, thank you. That's an act of warfare. Yes. If someone doesn't let you over and they're like pacing you. What do you do? Oh, if they're pacing you, then I mean, if you're the guy doing it, you better be careful that the person is in the next car and have a gun.

I mean, that's a, that's a deck.

You're telling someone, I'm going to run you off the road. Yeah. If you do that, you're telling someone, I'm going to, this is the A team and I'm going to run you off the road. But why are you at fault and not the guy that comes over and has the gun to try to get by you? because at some point you have to just go,

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