Oh, hey, what's up? It's me. This is an encore episode of one of my faves.

It's one of my favorite etymologies of all of the allergies, and it's just a very pure

visit of like what is a train? What's a locomotive? What's the deal? And I wanted to bring this

one back because I've been seeing all these videos of this guy named Francis Bourgeois.

I think his real name is Luke something, but he's just hooten in hollarin and loving trains.

And I thought a lot of us are probably wondering what's up with a train and haven't heard

this episode. So we're pulling it up from the archives. I hope you enjoy. I'm on the

road a ton this week shooting for CBS. And so I just needed a little bit of a rest to sleep

before I hit the road again. So here you go, new episode next week, but enjoy this encore.

Oh, hey, it's your great grandpa's granddaughter who's also your wife, but whatever, because

it's the 1700s alleyward. And that'll make sense later. Back with another episode of

the Vologies. So this time we are off the rails with a real first class episode about train

stuff, all kinds of train stuff. But before we get to this interview, some quick business.

So thank you to patrons. I see you. I appreciate you. You make this podcast happen every week.

I would not be able to pay an editor. Hi, Stephen. What's up to make the show without you

guys? So patrons get extra content. They get to submit their questions to all ages ahead

of time. They get some AMA videos once a month in which I'm usually disheveled and maybe

two candid, but that's part of what you get. If you ever want to spot other oligites in

the wild, there are t-shirts and hats and bathing suits, etc. pins at oligiesmerch.com.

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merch around, just let me see it. Let me see it. Keros. Let me look at it. Also, I'll be

in Portland on September 15th for an event called Camp Oligies. It's a one day thing with

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