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decorate. Welcome to the second degree your double dose of depravity. It's me Jack. I'm here with

Lex. She's wearing another first-degree piece of merch. You're always representing.

Honestly, they're my favorite. They're my favorite, except if I'm out in the world in Los Angeles

and there's people around who I don't want to run into.

And I'm always hoping they're like,

maybe they won't know it's me.

And then I'm like, if I'm wearing a sweatshirt,

they know it's me. I know well that's like all of my

clothing is basically either Jack Vanick merch, Lady Gang merch or first degree

merch. So like no matter what I'm doing I'm pretty obvious that it's me but like that's okay

but I love a comfy sweatshirt and I love to represent you know like it's like being a

little walking billboard if you don't love yourself who will you know no

or whatever that saying is no one you feel love yourself first

before anyone else can love you it's so true all right should we dive right in let's do it. So today's case takes us to Wednesday, November 7th of 1979. So we are going way back. So the top songs of the time were Hardick Tonight by the Eagles

Dim all the lights by Donna Summer and you decorated my life by Kenny Rogers and Right? In theaters the Rose and Fiddler on the

roof had just been released and on TV people were watching the Dukes of

Hazard, the Facts of Life and Nots Landing. And in true crime news, foreign men known as the

Bridgewater Four were found guilty of killing Carl Bridgewater in Stourbridge, England.

So a little wrinkle for the brain there and I I know some people hate that saying, but I think it's going to stuck here.

I know, by the way, somebody put that on the stand on the Facebook group, I think.

Maybe we need to talk about it on a killing time, but was like ouch how it's a that's your go to literally all the time I know so the

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