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For more info about the show or about Brandt's book, Unoffendable, check out brantanson.com. What's going on? I don't know if you've ever taken the train. I tried it. Took the old amp track. Is that what this music is about? Yeah. Train music. Uh-huh. It was a three-hour trip, but I'm like, why would I drive three hours and I could take the train?

Good question.

And it took seven hours.

Well, there's the answer to that question.

Doing train is hard because they ran out of power.

We left the train station.

And then it just slowed to a crawl. Then it's just all the power shut off and we just like, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick. And then we're just sitting there silently in the woods. So I was like, well, this is, oh, I don't wonder if this happens a lot. They didn't say anything. So we're just sitting there in the woods. It's totally silent. You just feel like frogs and stuff. Trying to get to New York City. And then it started up again. Power came back on. Oh, good. And then it's like, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick. Then we're on the train again. I was like, okay, this is pretty cool. We're on the train. And then the power sits, I was like, tick, tick, tick, tick. So this happens six times. We lost power six times. The second time the guy gets on, he's like the conductor. He's like, well, you can probably tell we're having some problems.

We're gonna have a guy go back there and try to spin it up again.

Spin it up.

Spin it up again.

You didn't you?

I had no idea they were winding trains up.

Yeah.

And then they picked, we made it to another station and we picked up passengers. And the passengers were getting on walking down the aisle. And I was telling him, hey, you were the prophet of doom. That's problems. I was like, I have bad news. You're getting on a train with some serious problems. And then we broke down again. Right. And then they're like, well, excuse me, a rescue engine is going to come here in a minute.

And then the rescue engine got there and we took off.

Oh, good.

And then the rescue engine broke down.

Oh, dear.

And so they sent somebody to rescue the rescue engine.

So, trains.

Yeah.

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