Yeah, we're going to do this thing where he just starts. Yeah, usually he doesn't even tell us. No, he'll just start recording all the slurs that you were saying is still in there. Oh,

Oh, my city slurs. I just said the word slur. You said the word slur. Well, the thing is, but that's where the S word. Yes, it's because, listen, I have spent the last two days fighting bar stool bros and

my my average view. Yeah, they keep posting like, listen, I'm sometimes self-conscious about my weight and how I look in pictures. My profile. I look good as fuck, dude. I'd fuck me. I would fuck me.

Yeah, I'm sexy, man. It's not, but it's not my fault. All right. With that, with that, a wonderful self-confident opening. Yeah, normally we don't have that. Yeah, shall we begin? Yeah, we can begin. Okay. Welcome to. Well, there's your problem. It's a podcast about engineering disasters with slides.

I'm Justin Raznick. I'm the first. You're talking right now. My pronouns are he and him. Okay, go. I am Alisco to Kelly. I'm the person who's talking now. My pronouns are she and her. Ye Liam. Ye Liam deep in the process of fighting our fans as well.

You're like one statue. Yes, that's me. I do like that someone tweeted the WTYP fight a fan competition. Maybe we do a giveaway. Good idea. You get the chance to fight me. That's pretty tight. Hi, I'm Liam Anderson. My pronouns are he and him. And we have a guest. We have a guest. Yes, indeed. Hi, I am Jason slaughter from not just bikes and my pronouns are he and in Dutch. That's what I'm doing. Yeah, I'm doing a lot of work. I'm doing a lot of work. I'm doing a lot of work. I'm doing a lot of work. I'm doing a lot of work. I'm doing a lot of work. I'm doing a lot of work. I'm doing a lot of work. I'm doing a lot of work. I'm doing a lot of work. I'm doing a lot of work. I'm doing a lot of work. I'm doing a lot of work. I'm doing a lot of work. I'm

doing a lot of work.

in high viz on a bicycle. On some sort of contraption. Yes, a contraption known as a bicycle.

I mean, you see also here, what is a bicycle? Wait until you hear about this.

Well, it's a thing that you sit on and there's wheels and you pedal and it goes.

Oh, I don't like the sound of that. I don't think I'd enjoy that at all.

You should see Ross has calves the size of cantaloupe.

That dude could jump a wall.

And then you see behind him is a very large, not actually very large by modern standards.

Actually, not large at all, a pickup truck. And then also we see a speed limit 45

sign here. And I just noticed there is an additional person on a bicycle on the sidewalk.

Yeah, which looking at that sidewalk, I don't know where I take my chain.

I guess I just go to the street. Like, I know that I would wipe out because it looks like he's

just peddled past some, is this gravel here next to the sidewalk man on the gravel driveways.

Yeah, I would, I would absolutely eat shit and break my mouth wide open.

Yeah, I would take a taxi. Yeah. What we're going to, what we're going to talk about today

is vehicular cycling and John Forester and the movement they're in.

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