Hi everybody, Justin Acquire here. I've quite the interesting curio for you.

Literally days before coronavirus swept through our nation and much of the globe,

we recorded an episode of solvents on the Jonathan Colton cruise. It was a wonderful time,

but it's honestly been a little bit hard to listen to because of how precipitously things

collapsed after we recorded this. We're hopeful that now with a little bit of distance from it,

we can see it as the tragic irony of the whole thing. It's maybe a little less stinging

if we're not as treating the coronavirus scenario with as much gravity as it seems like we should

forgive us. We knew not what we did. Hopefully you'll still get a kick out of this very strange

episode of solvents and the the naivete displayed within. Enjoy and we'll see you next week.

Solvents is a show about medical history and nothing the hosts say should be taken as medical advice

or opinion. It's for fun. Can't you just have fun for an hour and not try to diagnose your

mystery boil? We think you've earned it. Just sit back, relax, and enjoy a moment of distraction from

that weird growth. You're worth it.

Wow. Just project. Hello. There we go. Hello.

Oh, welcome to Solvones, a mayoral tour of Miss guided medicine. I'm your co-host Justin McElroy.

The sea air plays such tricks with the sound. I could have sworn Sydney's applause was loud.

Hello, everyone. Welcome to the cruise. Thank you for coming back. I thought you would only watch

me if I was talking about Tyra Banks book model land now. I'm relieved.

If you've been paying attention to the world at large for the past month or so, you've probably

already guessed what we're going to be talking about this evening here on our medical history program.

Let's just spray down a little bit, calm down, and let's have a frank and open discussion about the

music of Jimmy Buffett. The last couple years on the cruise, we've done some stuff that was pretty

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