Yeah, it is Nick and Jack here from the T-Boy Studio.

Happy birthday, America.

249.

We whipped up a really special present for your Fourth of July weekend.

It's actually our most patriotic episode ever.

We're talking a 45-minute deep dive on Hamilton, the musical.

You'll hear more in a second, but we both consider this play the greatest creative work

of all time. It's about patriotism, ambition, money, and the city in New York. And the story of how

Lynn Manuel built this billion-dollar Broadway business. Oh, it's wild. So without further ado,

drop the curtains, Jack, and let's pop some profits over there. Here's our full episode on Hamilton the Musical from our weekly show, The Best Idea Yet.

And then Besties, after it's done, go subscribe to the best idea yet.

Because if you love T-Boy, you're going to love that show, too.

Nick, did I ever tell you about Mr. Kipp?

One of the great teachers of all time.

And he was a contact men's hockey player on the side.

Body checking by day, grin papers by night kind of a thing.

His focus was the civil rights movement.

And taking this class, honestly, opened my eyes and made me like aware of politics and the

world. It was my political enlightening. As a great teacher does. He highlighted this moment during a

civil rights protest where a man simply held a sign that said, I am a man. Wow. I have never

forgotten it. Well, I dressed up as Paul Revere once for history class,

and I cried when someone thought I was a pirate. So it wasn't quite as deep as what you were thinking,

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