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Hello and welcome to the J Train Podcast. This is J Train, Jared Fried. Come

you live from the West Village Manhattan. We're here every Monday with your

emails or stories or questions I say every episode. Let me say it again. Thank

you. Thank you for being a listener. Thank you. I love that you're here. And when

you're here, your family. That's right. As the olive garden once said, when you're

here, your family, I'm just pumped that you like this show. I enjoy doing it so

much. And it means a lot to me that a lot of you write to me and you say, I've

told all my friends and family. Thank you. That means a lot. That tickles my

nuts, baby. That feels good. I love when you tell your friends, your coworkers,

your brothers, your sisters, your mamas, your poppers. I want you to let the

world know sing the song, the J Train across these hills and mountains. And if

you haven't yet, this should let you know that people are doing it. I would feel

awkward. I feel a little weird. All these people are talking about J Train. Yeah.

How about you? Bucco? Do people say Bucco? You just did. I'm a Bucco guy now.

You're I think I like Bucco. I love Bucco. That's right. Bucco. Yeah. What if I

just said it? I'll say it with the I'm if unless I'm stepping on your you're

not stepping on anything. The show is the show. Yeah. Give ourselves Bucco. Like

there was a time when people were Bucco people. Everybody was in debacle. Right. Bucco. I

don't even know how does that even I don't know if I want to get kind of I don't know

into this. We should look it up. The etymology. Yeah. The origin of Bucco. We find

out it's like this like huge slur. We said it a thousand times. Let me introduce

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