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Welcome Country Squire Radio on Bo.

And I'm John David.

Hey, Bo.

Good morning, man.

How are you doing this morning?

You know, I'm pretty good.

Pretty good.

It's a good little nip in the air.

Dude, this is like good smoking weather right now. It caught me off guard, man. I mean, yesterday, the high was 89, I think. Oh, this is Mississippi, man. It just came through. And this morning I woke up. I was like, why am I so cold? I turned the heater on in my room. I was like, really? And then I realized that, man, it's that time of year. Yeah, just to see that.

It's great.

All right.

Well, man, it's that time of year. Yeah, it's

cool.

Just to see that. It's great. All right. Well, man, we are talking about a subject that we love

talking about here, and that's pipe culture. Yeah. Now, if you've never actually listened to

one of our episodes on pipe culture before, go back. This will actually be pipe culture volume

three. In the first time that we really kind of tackled the subject, we had a theory, which was that aside from the pipe, the pipe is kind of this thing that connects all of us. I mean, it's the reason why we're here. But at the same time, there are other aspects of it, you know, things perhaps on the fringe, perhaps closer in, but there are common interest, common threads that connect us beyond just the pipe.

And a lot of that has to do with what we're doing when we smoke our pipe.

That's right.

Or what, you know, brings us to it and otherwise.

So in volume one, we kind of, you know, we took in all of this feedback and some thoughts,

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