Hello, you're listening to PPRPPP. I am Bell Denton the topic of the day. New beginnings getting over losses friends

Life, we have our first color. Hi

You are you're about to get deep sail, Denton. Yeah, you're my hero

You are good man. Seriously, I got admit. Yeah, it sounds pretty good. It sounds real bad, huh?

I close my eyes. It does sound like this. Yeah, that's the radio. This is the radio. That's a DJ. I better like if you don't run it

I would listen to it. Thanks, ma'am. I know this sounds weird, but can we be best friends? Just us for real?

Hey, it's a Monday afternoon edition of TBTL. This is the show that's probably too beautiful to live. My name is Luke Burbank. Your host

It's Andrew Walsh sitting at the microphone just across from me. Hey, buddy. Hey, hey, hey

That's how I open that's a show. That's a fat Albert. Yes. Did you watch the fat Albert cartoon when you were a kid?

Yeah. Yeah, I did. Not religiously, but yeah. That was like a Saturday morning cartoon, I believe. Do you think kids these days miss out because

Saturday morning cartoons aren't a thing anymore, are they?

No, I got to say though. I didn't really. First of all, the fat Albert, I think that must have been new before our time, right?

We were watching reruns of that. Yeah, because it was from like the 70s. That's what I think. Yeah. And I, you know, Saturday morning cartoons was such a thing.

And it's another childhood thing that I missed out on. I wasn't allowed to watch Saturday morning cartoons. What?

I had chores. So I'd go to school on Mondays and everybody would be talking about the Saturday morning cartoons.

OJ Read More. What's that? That was like a public service announcement. I remember the cheese guy. Yeah.

Remember, don't drown your food. No. Don't drown your food is like, um, it was the weirdest thing. It was, you know,

somehow the, the president's council on nutrition or whatever. And it was a whole cartoon about, let me see if I can find it. It was a whole

like, I mean, it was like a, like a 30-second long cartoon about not dipping your food in too much like rants.

Oh, was it, but in the same style as that famous, uh, I'm a block of cheese, PSA or whatever that one was here. Take a listen to this.

I don't understand how they thought this was going to solve the problem.

Bizarre. What a ridiculously specific thing to go after. Like even ketchup. Like don't use too much ketchup. That's part, that's part of the message here.

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