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i'm mcarsion i'm andy wood

hey andy hello hello what's new and you're?

Oh, hey.

Slick.

How's the desert?

How, as it cooled down?

Are you still toasting out there?

I've been trying to get out as much as I can during these hot months.

I was just up in Lake Tahoe doing the Trans Tahoe Relay with five friends of mine.

It's a six-person relay across the width of Lake Tahoe swimming.

Oh, that's the, oh, that's what, was that the thing you were trying to pick a T-name for?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Another swimmer who, uh, I begrudgingly had to admit he had a better, I mean, they're all dumb names, but I was overthinking

it, and it was mostly, we had two teams of Cornell swimmers, and we ended up with Finger Lake

and Good, because that's the kind of name you have for a dumb Tahoe Relay, but yeah.

Anyway, let's introduce our guest, and then I want to find out how a relay works in the middle of a lake

Sure, yeah

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