Alright. Let's see if this thing starts. The cars have been turned on in like a week

and it's under about a foot of snow. Ah, you never let me down. Toyota 4Runner with

250,000 miles on you. T-B-T-L!

Holy smokes! I don't know why I think that it's a good idea to clear all of the

snow off the front of the car with my bare hands. Hi everybody, welcome! To a

Wednesday afternoon edition of T-B-T-L, the show that just might be too

beautiful to live. My name is Luke Burbank. I am your host. It's another show

coming to you from a vehicle. But I think it's gonna be, I guess by T-B-Tail

standards anyways, an interesting one. I am perched at the top of the driveway

here on Alabama Hill. Of course, I'm just outside the Burbank Springs Broadcast

Center. And we have a very steep driveway and it is one half like there are two

sort of what would you call it. There are two tire marks if you will that go

down the driveway. Two areas where other cars have been driving. On the right

side it looks pretty clear and bare and okay. On the left side looks like a like

what they use in the Olympics for the luge. So I am about to drive down this

driveway and you will get to experience firsthand as a podcast listener. By

the way, this is T-B-T-L, the show that just might be too beautiful to live. It's

episode 2,312 in a collector series. Andrew Walsh is in Costa Rica where I

believe the weather is very different than what I'm experiencing here. I am

trying to ease down this hill in my old-ass Toyota 4Runner. If things go

okay, I'll get out of here in one piece. If they don't, I will Bob sled right

into my neighbor cliff. Okay, the car is sliding. This is not a joke. I am not

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