Hey, dooders. Look here. We are going to get underway with the third hour of the TBTL podcast in a moment,

but at first I would just like to tell you that this show, this podcast, it's like a firefly.

It's like a firefly that you caught in an old relished jar. You put a little grass in the bottom

of it and you put it up on the porch and there was that little firefly flying around so beautiful.

But what you forgot to do was punch some holes in the top of the jar and that firefly was about to go

out. And then a giant fork came along, that's AT&T. They're the fork in this analogy. Well,

they're really the person who held the fork. Okay, a fork came along in the hands of someone who

was holding it and the person holding it was AT&T and they punched some holes in the lid so

this little firefly TBTL could just live on. So here we are. So happy to be sponsored by AT&T.

If you need, you know, you need someone to punch some air holes in your little relished jar,

best people to do it, AT&T, along with just being decent human beings. And I mean that they also

have really great coverage. They have great phones. They've got the whole thing going. They got more

bars and more places. And so then we go to AT&T.com for more phones, features, and of course to find a

location near you, AT&T. They're your world delivered. They're also the official sponsor of the

TBTL podcast. All right, Peter Patter. Let's get at her. You asked for it. You got it.

Two bit of fault to live with lububang starts on 973 FM.

Welcome back to TBTL. The show that's probably too beautiful to live.

Luke Burbank here, flanked by longtime producer Jen Andrews and our engineer,

Japan's number one mixer, Mr. Sean Ditori. Tonight we are going to kick off a series of

interviews with someone who's gone through some experiences that I'd wager very few of you out there

in listener land have gone through and believe me, you probably wouldn't want to.

The person we're going to be talking to was living a pretty normal life which came totally

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