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And it's not safe for work. We're going to kick off this episode that we've entitled Justice Delayed with a song and a quick story. First, the song.

If that sounds sort of familiar, it should.

It's Led Zeppelin's Kashmir, which I sing by myself in the car all the time,

as covered by a marching band called The Cadets.

And we bring up this song in this fashion because we play trivia.

Yes.

Now, when it's just Drift Glass and me playing, we're always a solid fourth place finisher.

Absolutely.

But when our whole Methodist church team plays, we've got a sports ringer, we've got geography experts. And when we as a group play, we almost always come in first or second.

Yeah.

Sometimes the research librarian team shows up and then we're dead.

We come in second.

Well, we have to go get in their heads during the breaks.

Oh, okay.

But anyway, the reason we bring this up is every once in a while, there will be a category

where you have to identify a song as covered by a marching band.

Yes.

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