Hi everyone and welcome to History Dweaves. I'm Tim and I'm joined as always by Brandy Blue Hair Beauty.

Herman, how are you today, Brandy? I'm a little grumpy today, Tim. How are you?

Well, why are you grumpy? Aren't I allowed to be grumpy every once in a while?

Not every single day.

And I'm also joined...

Really?

I'm also joined by...

I don't want to cut your introduction short, but I would also...

Let the Risi Cups take effect.

She just started on, I want to introduce...

Obviously, the biggest star in podcasting right now.

And he has sort of a cult following, I would say.

He's sort of like Jim Jones.

He is the very distinguished, very honorable, charismatic, Colonel Charles Beauregard, Hawk, very honorable, charismatic Colonel Charles Bolrigard, Hawk Waters III, affectionately

known as the Southern gentleman. How are you today, Colonel? Oh, I'm lovely today, Timothy.

Thank you for asking. Well, I'm glad that you're in your normal, cheerful disposition while

Ms. Herman is not.

Look at it. She tried to take a swipe on me over there.

I know, and I worry where this debate is going to go, because I know you both feel very strongly about this topic.

And today's, we bait, is on contractual obligations of school teachers

in the early 1920s.

Now, this

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