What's... I don't know, fuck it. We're still out of introductions. The shipments are still

coming. We've been told the supply lines are holding out, but they have not been trucked

into us yet. So, you know, we will see. At some point, this introduction shortage will

end. I will promise you my fellow Americans that, but it just hasn't yet. We're still

out of intros, but we're not out of Soren Buoys. Soren! We are flush in Soren Buoys. I would

give us a lousy with Soren. Yeah. Filthy with Soren. This is the most we've ever had

in this podcast, at least. And tied for the most that I've ever had during that 10-year

period, will we work together. Yes, and I'll say completely useless during a disaster.

You don't want these. They can't help you. Now, that's not true, because one of the things

Soren, you're a number of things. You are currently a writer for the TV show, American Dad.

You're formerly my coworker at Cracked. You are a host of the podcast, Quick Question

with my friend Daniel O'Brien. And you have also helped discover a lost city in the desert.

And I'm not going to give any more detail to my audience than that, but that's not a joke.

It's just a thing Soren did one time, which he hasn't common with our host today, kind

of, not really. Henry Moore and Sealey. Yeah. You'll find along the way that there are a

lot of things he and I have in common. You have discovered a city, and again, no more

detail will be given. So off we go into the tale. So, I think it's hard to adequately

convey to people what Africa. Oh, also, this is behind the bastards. You probably knew

that because this is part two of the episode. Thank you. It's hard to adequately convey to

people today, like what African explorers were to Europeans in the mid 1800s and late 1800s?

Like the closest thing we have today would be like a cross between a major YouTube star

and a pop musician. Like you have to think about these guys kind of the way people think

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