Good morning. It is Thursday January 5th. It is five minutes after 11 and you're

listening to Kendall and Casey on 93 IBC. He's Rob Kendall. My name is Casey Danielson.

Rob, I have a question for you. Yes. I don't even know how to get into this first segment.

I know we're going to talk a little bit about Joe Biden here, but this first segment is

some audio of him. And I don't know where it's from. I think I know what he's talking about

because he paraphrased it. Yes. So should we just roll it and then discuss? Yes, because I will,

I put this on the template. And usually I, because I am lazy, I just put the thing on the template

and I just put, I have no idea. And then you do all the research. I did do the research.

And I look, this is the relationship. But I don't know where it came from.

Well, because this is the relationship I had with Mach where Mach did the template and all the

actual work. Now I do the template. But if there's something I have to put any work into,

I just put, I have no idea. And then you figure it out. So that makes me feel better that you

couldn't really figure it out either. Well, I think I know what he's saying. Okay. But I don't

know where or when he said, okay, well, the perfect. Let's play it. I traveled over 140 countries

around the world. That's how the paraphrased the phrase of my own neighborhood. Rest of the

countries, the world, not a patch on our jeans. If we do what we want to do, we need to do.

Okay. So he said he paraphrased you're just staring at me like, what is it? Go ahead.

And you're talking about the patch on your jeans comment, right? That's correct.

Because he said he paraphrased it so that we could understand it better. And he said they used

to say that in his neighborhood. Was that the Puerto Rican neighborhood that he grew up in?

Or is he claimed to grow up in that wasn't? Or is it the Green Ridge neighborhood in

Scranton, Pennsylvania where he was taken the train nine million times that he couldn't have taken?

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