Yo, yo, you know, thought warriors. What is up? How Learning is on, is I Van Lacey Jr.

And it's me, Rachel and Lindsay. We're here on Friday. It's Friday morning. It's 8 a.m.

This podcast is coming out a little bit later on today. Was that communicated to the people? Yeah, I was posted on social. I didn't look at the comments. I posted it. I posted it. Yeah, you did have a little bit of a country accent. Our van and I rubbing off on you? I posted it. I don't know. You know, I'm supposed to going to Dallas, so. That's not the country, man. That was a big city. Hey, you know, Dallas? Don't let, we have our own accent in Dallas for sure. Yeah, I definitely have their own accent. But Dallas is, I think Dallas is the biggest landlocked city in the country. I think that's true. I'm going to be, I've never thought about that. No, somebody brought it up when we were doing, uh, we were down there for hip-hop homicides. We stayed in the hotel, disgusting hotel. Um, and outside of, uh, we were talking to somebody and said, Dallas is the the biggest biggest landlocked city.

And let me look this up. Landlock. My guess would have been Chicago, but I guess that

is Chicago landlocked with Lake Michigan?

I don't know if you can call

Chicago landlocked.

Oh, here it is.

Depending on how you measure

size, the answer is very between Phoenix, Arizona,

by population, and Indianapolis, Indiana, by land area.

Hmm.

So maybe they were wrong.

Maybe they lied on.

But Houston is landlocked.

Is it?

Yeah.

Is Houston landlocked?

It is.

By city limits, Dallas is. oh, Dallas is a little smaller, but the whole Dallas metro area

is probably like four million people or something like that.

You're including Fort Worth?

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