Dammit. Yesterday I was trying to did the I was trying to get the worst possible handkill

impression. Having realized I'll never be able to master it up now, try to try to

shooting for the worst possible impression. Give it to me. Dammit, Bob. That's pretty bad.

Dammit, Bob. You're like, I ain't kill as he's running out of battery. His batteries are dying.

Dammit, Bob. Why can't I get my tool failed? It makes you cringe, doesn't it? It's a little

hard to hear. It is funny that that line is like a famous Hank Hill line, but he never

said that it came to be. It was a movie. It was a movie. It was a movie. It made me

review, I guess, and his character totally changed once he would never say that now.

Do you ever listen to that song that banned the national? Have you ever listened to them

before? Do you know how they are? I know the national is. Yeah, I've never really

listened to them. I kind of feel, I know what they are though and what they do. I feel

like their thing sounds like you've Hank Hill had an indie band. Like, you ever listen

to them, they're like, I listen to that one album that they had that was like, I was like

co-violent. High-violet. High-violet. Yeah, yeah. I bought that album when I was in college.

I remember kind of thumbing through that when I was like trying to see what was on the

other side of rap in contrast. I mean, there's probably. There's probably a whole world

to explore out there. I mean, I knew like Tom Petty's these, everybody at the rerun

was in too. Like, I had like an encyclopedic knowledge. Like, I knew about Euraheepe and

Emerson and Palmer and all those bands, but couldn't tell you anything about it. But

I got caught up. That's really funny because that's probably literally the reason I got

into it. Or I didn't get into it. I bought the album and I listened to it like once. I was

like, what the fuck did I spell? Oh, you heard about the band that sounds like Hank Hill.

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