Hello, I'm Margaret Joe McCullen.

And I'm Terry Rialto.

And you're listening to T.C. and Jake.

I'm National Public Radio.

It's a normal voice, fine, new slam move on.

I was really excited about this.

Lots of people talk like this. They're called smokers.

You're being able to us.

Because I was talking to our dear friend Dan McDowell after the show yesterday.

And he's like, you know, are you recording with TZ this week?

I'm like, yeah, that's the plan.

He's like, he sounds a little rough, man. I just, I simply

disagree. I've never sounded better. I'm going to record an album of jazz standards later.

You should. You should. Are you, uh, are you still coughing a lot? I see skies of blue.

Okay. Uh, the cough, I mean, I'm sure I'll cough at some point.

Like, you know, like...

Buzz the lens?

In the course of my normal life, I am not.

But if you talk for an hour straight and your mouth gets dry, you might start too.

Yeah.

No, I much, like a great man once said, I feel great groups. I don't sound great. Satellite

loophole. You do sound very similar to Norm on that voicemail right now. And I probably feel like he did

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