Ridiculous history is a production of I Heart Radio. The Welcome back to the show fellow ridiculous historians. Thank you as always so much

for tuning in. Let's give it up for our super producer Mr Max Williams

who is back alive again who who I'm here y'all oh wait it said barely alive a minute ago. You've updated. You've updated your

Nam de Zoom. That should be a thing.

No, the Zoom. That's a good one. I'm sorry. That hasn't already been coined. I take

credit fully right now.

No, that's a great one. Yeah, it's on record now. We call that the poor man's patent

or the poor man's trademark. We said it publicly.

That's Noel Brown.

I take that library of Congress patent office whatever.

Yeah, that's Noel Brown right there coming in with the hot trademarks.

I am Ben Bullen and today folks we are back on our completely self-inflicted mission to make at least one episode about every state in these United States and I looked at the I looked at the files

Noel we're doing pretty well. Where are we at guys? How far? How deep are we into these

United States? well luckily our pal

max has made a handy spreadsheet which is no offense classic max it's called

states and I'm a nerd and I'm fine about that.

Easy, the formulas and everything.

One time I accidentally copied over one

and I immediately got an aggressive text.

I took a risk modeling class in college and I thought I knew how to use

Excel until I took a risk modeling class I also learned that risk modeling is not

a easy subject also I've, I've been risky with models in the past.

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