Hey, Luke, it's Andrew. Hello, my friend. How are you? I'm good. Where are you? I am on I-40 East head

and out of Amarillo on my way to Clarendon, Texas population 2000 on a good day. Oh, so must just

be a normal Wednesday for you then. I call it Thursday, but there's just different names for it in

different parts of the country. Yeah, up here we call it Blur's Day actually. Yeah, today is my

Blur's Day. It turns out. What are you doing, Luke? I am going to a small town in the Texas Pan

Handle in order to interview a guy who has an old stage coach that he's driving around Texas,

delivering mail between different groups of school children. Right, of course, I keep forgetting.

It's Blur's Day. Yes, it's a stage coach Blur's Day. All right, we have a show title. Let's wrap this up.

So you're down in Amarillo for the, I guess the Columbia Broadcasting system? That's right.

I was, let's see, I was asked, I think like last week, if actually I think it was Friday and

they, somebody from CBS emailed me and said, hey, there's this story. It's in Texas and you have

to be there on a specific day next week because this guy is only driving the stage coach. I don't know

if the stage coach is like going to fall apart. I guess the stage coach is only operating on a

very specific timeline and so I needed to get down here in time to get footage of it and I think

ride on it and talk to the guy. I'm actually pretty excited because I was doing some research on the

plane and he is also a radio personality on something called Ozarks Radio. So that right there,

that should be tons of fun. I assume they have a lot of podcasts.

Yes, I think, I think that I will probably leave my democratic politics and podcasting out of

any and all conversations I have during the next 48 hours.

You know, you mentioned that the stage coach only runs on like a very specific timeline.

I would think that there's any mode of transportation left in this country where things are a little

bit Lucy Goosey would be the stage coach in a small town in Texas.

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