And here's a throwback episode number 446, Anderson Cowan.

Oh, Engineer Anderson.

That's October 30th, 2016.

Me and Drew discuss our Halloween plans and past costumes.

Enjoy.

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yeah happy Halloween y'all.

What are you doing?

I will be probably trying to talk my wife into marching in the Greenwich Village Halloween

parade.

Really?

I will be heading, as we are taping this, heading out to New York, virtually that day.

And, yeah. Does she not want to march in the Greenwich Village? I mean, there's nothing more prestigious than the Greenwich Village, although I've never heard of it. It's a gigantic Halloween parade, costume parade. She got caught in one year. It was so traumatized. She never wants to go back. It's like one of these things in New York City where people are like, you know, in the streets, you know, shoulder to shoulder and, you know, you're pumping up against the people in front of you. And you can't get out. People are just the mass moving forward. Don't all things involving costumes that end in village eventually get usurped by the gay community? 100%. So this has to be a gay thing. Of course. Oh, okay. For a lot. Pardon me for sounding a thousand years old, but I was just hearing your wife who's not gay who's going to go march in a parade in Greenwich Village. For a second there, I didn't think it was gay. But people pull their kids out and marching it too. I mean, it's not exclusively a gay thing, but they add the important color, you know what I'm saying?

Mm-hmm.

And what, uh, that's weird, you know, actually, I must say, I think a Halloween costume is one of the few things, which is to say that I don't think I would, if you just said, hey, here's a fella or a gal, you've never met them before.

He said, look, here's what you got.

You got one fella, one gal, doesn't do anything for Halloween, sort of refuses to participate.

I'd go, I don't think I'd have a good time with that person.

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