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Welcome back. I'm Rebecca. And I'm Gabe. And we're at the end of October. I know. Can you believe it? Pumpkin Fest was this last weekend and Franklin.

Oh, yeah. The masses have discovered Franklin, Tennessee. so it was a little crazy out there. I sort of avoided it this year. I know. I mean, you have to park like a mile away, basically. Yeah. And so half of the day is just walking to and from Main Street. We did go to the pumpkin, like, patch with our family. That's always fun for kate and joy we go to this place

nearby called gentry's farm that has everything epic old games and we had such a competition

trying to beat each other with like this ring toss where it's connected to a string and it's like

a pendulum and you have to like swing it perfect to hook it on

this thing. I know. It's like metal on like a rope on the side of a barn. It's been around probably

for a hundred years. At Plinko, which was one of my favorite. What is that? You know where you

drop this little disc and it goes through these little click, click, click, you know, it goes all the way to the

bottom and you win. I mean, it was made famous by Price is Right. Okay. Okay. Which I grew up watching

the Price is Right. Did you? I did not. No, I watched. What game show? It was like,

where you turn, oh, Will Fortune. Oh yeah. Yeah, Vanna White. Yeah. Vanne White. Yeah.

That's all the guys remembered about Will of Fortune. Pat Sejack. That was around for a long time. The $25,000 pyramid was another favorite of mine. Did you watch McGiver, though? Because that was my favorite. I wasn't allowed to because there was cussing. So I could barely watch murder she wrote every now and then a little D word would get dropped.

Oh, I don't remember cussing and McGuiver.

My parents clearly did not know that or I would not.

But I loved how he would solve everything.

And then when S&L did a spoof of it called McRoover, McGruber. And he would like always solve something with like a paperclip on S&L.

It was so funny.

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