Okay, here's the fucking day. Here's the fucking day, right? Here's the thing. You may

be asking, wow, this still isn't the Norfolk Southern D-Railman episode, which I say

shut the hell up. We recorded one, but everything we recorded at the time is already out of

date, so we're not releasing that. Stop fucking asking us. This is way to the end of

the interview report. The problem is that like in particular, Justin

knows too much about this and is cursed by knowing. Yeah. Yeah, if you want to see the man

who knew too much, you got to see the bronze cut. Yeah, it's just broad superimposed up

the entire room. Yes, we did. We did record an episode on East

Palestine, but by the time it was finished, everything we said was out of date or wrong.

I mean, you know, so we scrapped that one. That's why we didn't record. We didn't release

very much in February. I apologize for that. We shouldn't have even tried it, but

we did. And then we were cursed for our hubris. It ended up being sort of like free therapy

for you, though. Like I hope you kind of like got some of the like feelings out of your

system at that moment. What gave me therapy was when legislators stopped talking about

electromagnetic pneumatic breaks or electronic pneumatic breaks, because I was like I had

visions in my head of repeating the positive train control mandate. And just like, you

know, be uneconomical watching fucking NJT borrow toasters from Septa to meet requirements

or like watching like most hazmat becoming uneconomical to ship by rail. And there's

like 17 trucks full of vinyl chloride piling up on I 80, you know, that's a different

story. I will say that I have a fun aside, which is that I. So I am now in therapy once

a week. It turns out it does work. Sorry. So annoying that it works too. I think that a lot

of my previous experiences, because I wasn't putting in a good faith effort. But I was

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