Hey gang, this is Alex. All alone here. It's very atypical. I usually have Casey with me, but I come to you as a man stripped bare.

I'm fully clothed. Here is the thing.

Mommy and daddy hate doing this, but we made a boo-boo. The episode you're about to listen to is part of our excellent adventure series.

Where we go back and we talk about past trees, okay?

That we've already covered on the podcast. This is the Arbor Vita 2 episodes. This is the second time we're talking about the Arbor Vita,

but we are talking about it under the context of the Northern White Seater.

So here's the rub. Casey and I say Eastern White Seater, about a million times this episode.

Over and over. To the point where it starts to feel like not a mistake, but it was.

We say Eastern White Seater when we meant to say Northern White Seater. They are both common names for this tree,

through your oxidant talus. But according to Casey, it's like 99% of people call it the Northern White Seater,

and 1% which is Casey and I call it the Eastern White Seater.

So our apologies.

We're doing this little recording in the lieu of re-recording the episode.

So we hope you enjoy this episode with that little disclaimer.

And anytime we say Eastern White Seater, just edit in your mind, a little cut and put in this Northern White Seater.

Alright, that's all. We hope you enjoy the episode. Much love to you. Bye.

Hi. Welcome to the future.

San Dimas, California, 2688.

Actually, you know what? I don't want to do this twice. Just listen in.

Whoa, dude, where are we? Welcome to the future. San Dimas, California, 2688.

Ah, the air is, it's so clean.

The water, it's so clean.

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