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I'm Bo.

And I'm John David.

J.D.

Hey, Bo. Good afternoon, man. Man, good afternoon to you. I'm here in Sunshine, Texas, where the sun is in fact shining. How are things back at the hometown, man? How are things going on in Mississippi? Well, yeah, I'm glad things are beautiful there for you because here, man, it's post-rain, it's, it's, it's post rain and kind of gloomy and, uh, and foul. So yeah, thanks for, thanks for rubbing it in. No, man, we had some big storms come through over the weekend and it was, uh, yeah, it's crazy. You know, the, the old neighborhood, Bell Haven here, we, you know, got all these, you know, 70, 80, 90 year old trees and, man, yeah, some of them just decided they didn't want to go any further. And so they knocked some power cords down and we were without power for,

for a couple days. But man, things are, things are getting back to normal, you know, you're seeing

people kind of, you know, pulling back out their normal lifestyle and getting back to work today.

So things are, things are okay. But it went through a rocky, rocky period there for a couple days. You know, it's so interesting, you know, the old Bell Haven neighborhood, you know, with, you know, you and I have talked about this before, but, you know, where we used to live, where used to live, those are like hundred-year-old houses that are that are up in there. And so like all of the the wiring, all the plumbing is all terrifying. Well, you know, let's just say it has a history. A nice, a nice patina, right? Yeah, exactly. Like now talking to our neighbors, I think the house that we live in now, I think it was built in like the late 70s. And I heard somebody refer to that as old. And I was like, you think that's old?

You got nothing.

Yeah. You have no concept of what that is. I know it's all relative. I found rat carcasses that predate World War I in my house, you know? Oh, it's funny because it's almost true. I know, right? Well, man, yeah, glad things are going well in Houston.

It's going great, man.

Of course, you know, you're there.

I'm here.

And I got to tell you, man, I miss you, buddy. I miss you. I miss you, Bo. It's good. You know, I'm glad we have a weekly date. But, yeah, I miss you. Yeah, but you know, this is good and this is great and it's always good to catch up and everything. But, you know, I think,

man, I think we need to get together, man. I think we need to be back in the same city. I think we need to

bring Veronica and Betty, which is an inside joke. I'm talking about the microphones from the

that we used to use, man. I think we need to get them back together. I think you and me need to

record the same place, the same time. What if there was a really special location that we could do it at, some place that means a lot to us and to our podcast and maybe even more central to the United States where folks could come join us? I don't know. Do you have anything in mind? Oh, you know what? Let me think about that while I'm smoking here on my corn cow pipe from our good friends at Missouri Mirsham. Wait, this is too early in the show for our sponsorship. Missouri Mirsham. John David. Yeah. We should, we should record for Missouri Miriam. I think, and I could be wrong here. No, I'm not. It's there on 150th anniversary this year, right? Oh, hey, Bo, you know what? What are you doing on May 13th? That's a Monday, and it's about a month from now.

Well, so see, here. 50th anniversary this year, right? Oh, hey, Bo, you know what? What are you doing on May 13th? That's a Monday,

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