We're podcasting. I think we're podcast. Now this is podcasting. Now that's what I call podcasting.

You know, the thing I love best about that joke is that you've made it at the start of every

single one of our getting increasingly close to 100 episodes. Yes. Oh, we recorded a shit.

Now that's what I call podcasting. Yes. Very highly professional podcast is called,

well, there's your problem. It's a podcast with slides about engineering disasters. I did that

in a wrong order. I'm the person who's talking right now, Justin Rosnack. Okay, go.

My pronouns are she and her. I'm the person who's talking now. My name is Alex Coldvoke.

Alex. Jesus Christ. We're going to start with safety third and do the news at the end.

No, no, I'm not doing that. William Anderson. He have got blocked.

We have a guest. I guess. Hello. My name is Garth Dennis. My pronouns are he and him.

We got we got Garth back on to talk about railroads. We're going to talk about we're going to

okay. So so imagine you want to go from one place to another place, right? I can't imagine that.

I never want to do that. No, no, no, no, no, no, terrible. Now the the easiest way to do that

is in a straight line, right? Yes, that's the way. So the car.

Incorrect. False. So today we're going to learn about a man who attempted to build a railroad

in a straight line. Muhammad bin Salman.

That's how they are. They're they're opening up Saudi Arabia's. They're making everyone do

pronoun checks. Yeah. And if you don't want to do a pronoun check, you should see what happened

to Jamal Khashoggi. They'll give you lashes if you don't probably do the pronoun check.

No, today we're going to talk about the Chicago to New York electric airline railroad.

That's a succession of very cool words. I thought an airline was in the air.

Oh, an electric airline. It's an electric airline. Shut up. The air here references the directness

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