Oh, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to episode 46 of The Reform Pubcast!

Your weekly podcast, where sometimes there's only one set of footprints in the sand, because

Tanner really likes piggyback rides. Unless, and I'm Tanner, and we're reunited in it

feels so good! Tag team, back again. We are sitting in the same room for the first

time in a couple months. Yeah, since I started mutulating myself, not because of

flesh-niere disease, by the way, which is a disease of, it's a PRPP-centathase disease

that causes self-mutilation. Right. It's excellent, so typically only males get it.

Right. And sometimes it can lead to gout. If you're a new listener, this is a really good

introduction to the sorts of things we talk about on this show. No, that's not a virus actually.

It's an enzyme disease. It's a gene disease. Genetics issue. We got an hour and a half left,

let's get going. So, yeah, so that little spiel right there is one of the reasons why we haven't seen,

well, it is the reason why we haven't seen each other in so long, because I am currently studying

lots and lots for med school, and I'm unable to go down south at all. Yeah. Well, yeah, so we showed

up here yesterday at like six or something, and Tanner rolled in close to seven, like looking

like a dead person, because he's been studying like a, like a zombie, like a study zombie.

I got spanked like a bratty child by midterm on Friday, so.

So, yeah, so I'm experiencing the Tanner Orlando experience since I've been here. We've,

we've done, I think three of your recos since I've been here. We did Taco China, Taco China,

which was amazing. Yes. Probably one of my favorite meals I've ever had in my whole life.

That's amazing. So, I'm with you on that, by the way. So, one of my favorite places.

Asian infused, Asian Indian curry madness thrown, like they just take a handful of curry,

toss it on your taco, and then they take a handful of Korean.

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