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There was a time when, back in the old days, when we watched television for free.

Although there were issues, the antennas, they were an issue. You know, the rabbit ears and you had to, like, you'd get your husband or your kid to go hold the rabbit ears and like, oh, no, okay, wait, no, turn, no, no, turn to a lot. No, hold it right there. And then you'd let go, and they go, no, you got to hold it. Just hold it until my show is over because apparently you are acting as a conduit for radio waves.

We used to, you know, you had three channels and we were, we were dumb, fat and happy.

And I'm going to just interrupt you.

Three channels.

And frankly, the shows on those three channels, not that great 60 years ago.

As I have mentioned on previous podcasts, we are currently watching the 1964 biggest hit,

which was Bewitched with Elizabeth Montgomery.

And boy, is it bad.

I did not realize how bad those shows were until you rewatch them 50 or 60 years.

60 years later.

60 years.

Sorry, that is 60.

60 years.

It is so terrible.

It is, you know, the magic tricks?

It's so funny.

Like an ashtray.

Of course, there's an ashtray and a table lighter in the home in 1960. Gotta have that, yeah. And when they do, when Elizabeth Montgomery does the, you know, the Samantha little, she's not twitching her nose, by the way, it's her lip. If you look closely, it's her lip. Good to know. And the, the ashtray lifts up in the air and you see the three strands of fishing line that are

holding it up. You can totally see them. It's just such great technology. Anyway, I digress.

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