Hi there, this is Mark Salinger, producer of the Moth podcast.

Today, we wanted to give you something a little special, a treasured episode from our archives,

a fun Thanksgiving romp for everybody still recovering from the holiday.

Remember, if you'd like to listen to our now 26-year library of Moth Stories,

check out our story archive at

the moth.org. Just click the stories banner. Without further ado, here's Dan Kennedy.

Welcome to The Moth podcast. I'm Dan Kennedy, and it's the day after Thanksgiving. So we are hoping that you enjoyed yourselves yesterday.

Many of you, I'm sure, have holiday traditions, and I think probably the repetitive nature

of tradition can be really quite comforting. That's what today's story from Adam Lynn

is all about. I'm a huge fan myself of tradition.

I mean, the holiday is sure, but even on a random Tuesday, I don't think you'll find me

doing really anything much different than I've done on a random Tuesday over the last

20 or 30 years.

Adam shared his story at a recent main stage at Lincoln Center and the theme of the night

was blinded by the light. Here's Adam Lynn, live at the moth.

So I met my wife, Juju, on the subway.

Well, almost.

We actually met online, but when I showed up for that first date,

she took one look at me and said,

Oh my God, you're the guy from the A-Train.

And it turned out she'd been seeing me for months and months, up around 190th Street.

And she used to sit there looking at me, she later admitted to me,

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