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I'm going to get you drunk. Get you drunk on my lady, huh? My, huh? My, huh? My lovely lady, huh?

I don't even know what that means.

No one knows what it means, but it's provocative.

That's a perfect description of TBTL.

Hi there, friendos.

Thanks for spending your Tuesday night with us, or maybe it's your Wednesday morning,

if you listen to us as a podcast.

This is a show that's probably too beautiful to live.

It's episode 229 in a collector's series,

and I'm going to read this email,

have in front of me.

Luke and Jen, I've been listening to TBTL as long as long-time producer Jen Andrews has produced the show.

It's fantastic to have a Seattle-based radio show on pop culture with input from such smart,

witty, slightly off-color, and perceptive individuals.

What's disconcerting is that such individuals have on more than one occasion,

chosen to deprecate the grateful dead.

They were abandoned that it seems to me,

included nearly every aspect of music that you both claim to enjoy.

They could be touching, vulnerable, dangerous, folksy, hip, and funky in the same show.

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