Oh man, so off air, we were talking about our, I think we're all three of us, you, Max and myself, are contemplating to one degree or another when it's going to be time to get a new car.

Yeah, I've been rocking the old Honda Fit, which I've had paid off for many years and I was just talking

about how it has a really good track record in terms of like haven't really had to do any major

repairs on it except for you know just some cosmetic things here and there and just

keeping up the oil changes and the tires and all of that but I am in a place where I've got a kid who's about to be of driving age,

kind of pass this bad boy on to the kid, and then be in the market for what I like to refer to as a big boy car.

A big boy car. A big boy car.

Yeah, that could mean like an SUV or something, but I think I mean I want something with a little

bit of pick me out, a little pickup, you know, a little get up and go, a little

zoom.

Mm-mm. Yeah. I don't know what y'all are talking about my car

Sylvia is gonna last forever and for anyone's saying that they're saying wait your

car and your cat have the same name max I like no the car is felt with a why. These are the important questions that

keep ridiculous historians up at night max. Yes yes and it's it's funny because

there are excellent podcasts like 99% invisible that trace the unknown

origins of different things and the world of automobiles there are also many, many fascinating origin stories, some a little more

wholesome than others, but even if you don't like cars, if you don't consider yourself a

gearhead, you're going to dig this one, ridiculous historians,

because the Ford GT40 is the automotive version of, what were those things we looked at earlier

spite buildings? Well spite store is what I was thinking about from

from curb and Larry started a spite coffee shop next to mocha j But yeah, we've got historical examples of

spite buildings where either to obscure somebody's view or buy up a piece of

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