Hey, do you ever think about how we park on a driveway but drive on a parkway?

No.

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Oh, Hello internet. I am your husband host Travis McElroy. And I'm your wife

host Teresa McElroy. You're listening to Schmanners. It's extraordinary

etiquette. For ordinary occasions. Hello, my dove. Hello dear. How are you?

I'm doing okay. I mean, all in all, I suppose. Oh, we're having some weird summer allergies here. I think maybe it's the barometric

pressure. That's got to be it. That darn barometric pressure. I hear that that can that can hurt people's sinuses. That's gotta be

yeah it's summer it's summer and I'm starting the sentence because I want to explain how we got to this topic and in my head this was the the connection all right it's summer

And then I we just we just have Memorial Day a few days ago and Memorial Day makes you think a parade there's a memorial day parade in Irington, Ohio where my dad is from every year and so I thought about like a parade going down a street and then I thought about how much

parking that must remove from the city as you go down and I thought a parking a thing that it's one of those the the subject this

week is parking in case you didn't pick up on that it's one of those things

that I think you don't think about unless you're doing it or unless someone has done a poor job.

Right. You don't think about parking unless you're actively involved directly with parking in some way, right?

As opposed to some of the stuff we talk

about where it's such a social interaction that it kind of is like you think

about it even when you're not doing it you know like small talk or oh I

got to go to that party later what am I going to do but I'm never sitting around in my

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