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You know what you need to know and what's it all about? Everything you need. It's on the Clip Out. Welcome to the Clip Out episode 411. This is Crystal O'Keefe. And this is Tom O'Keefe. Isn't that a band name? I think you're thinking of 311. Oh, yeah, that's it. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, maybe you're thinking of blink 411. Is the, is the, no, that's 998. I was like the emergency number in London, but or in the UK, but that's 999. Yeah, it's 99. So I don't know, 411. That's a thing. That's an information. That's how you get information. In America. The kids used to say, what's the 411? Yeah. Okay, well, I knew it was a thing. I just had no idea what that thing was. Episode Star 69. Remember Star 67? What was that one? I don't know. I thought that was one, one of them was like caller ID. One of them was called the last person who called. I think star 69 would call somebody back. Okay. Call the last person back. And then there were star 72 also, but I don't remember what that did either I don't know oh my god like

young people if we actually had young people that listened to this podcast they would be like

what are you talking about what's going on remember uh this is like Morse code

yes we were going to do the rest of the episode entirely in Morse code

we just told you an instructor quit but you have to the episode entirely in Morse code.

We just told you an instructor quit, but you have to know Morse code to figure out which one.

So remember the...

If you guess right, we'll send you some parsnip seeds.

Remember what everything was like 10- something yeah to get cheaper long distance.

Yes. It's like 10 10 to 20 10 to that was around the time that like sprint had calling cards and all

that stuff. Yes. And it was like dial these digits first. Yes. And that would be the cheapest long

distance that you could get.

It would like bust you out of your built in long distance. Instead of being like 25 cents or 10 cents, I'm going to be like three cents a minute. Yeah. Yeah. That was a big savings back then. Yeah, it was a big deal. It was a big deal. Had to wait until after seven to call people because it was free. When I first moved to St. Louis. I had this cell phone.

It was about this tall. Like Zach Morris

his cell phone? Yeah, I didn't have a bag.

So it was free. When I first moved to St. Louis, I had this cell phone

that was about this tall.

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