Greetings from Austin, Texas.

I'm sitting here at my buddy Cameron Smith's house here in Austin.

Just drove in yesterday, I took my time getting in, did some roadside stuff. I stopped off in

Pittsburgh, Texas, and I saw the world's largest pilgrim head, a huge statue of a pilgrim's

head about the size of a house. And Judy Hubbard, my friend and wife of Ray Wiley Hubbard, said that he was a local businessman,

and way back in the day when she sold cars, she sold him a car at least once.

I was happy to hear that.

I drove two hours out of the way so I could go to Paris, Texas.

Paris, Texas is always one of my favorite movies, one of my five favorites, and if you catch

me on the right day, you could probably get me to admit that it's my favorite.

But I drove there and just went around the town.

I saw this giant Eiffel Tower replica with a cowboy hat on top.

I went to a local graveyard there, and I found a tombstone that was about a hundred years old that had Jesus wearing cowboy boots, only in Texas. I made my way towards Dallas. I stopped off and visited Bonnie and Clyde's graves, and I made my way downtown and visited the

building where Robert Johnson had his second and final recording session back in 1937. I pulled up,

and there was a homeless shelter across the street, and there were a lot of people, probably 50 or 70

people, just everywhere waiting around.

And it looked like the building was under construction.

They were renovating the building, which is a good thing.

I saw a door was open.

So I looked around and there wasn't anybody inside.

So I walked inside the door.

And I'd done some research over the years and I knew which room Robert Johnson recorded in

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