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Hey, everybody. Welcome on back. It's a Twisted History podcast with myself, Large, with The Love

of My Life, Ann, been married now for 27 years or so. Jeff Vibbert is not here this week.

He's actually traveling. John is going to be the voice of God doing everything from an undisclosed location, but one of the newest employees here at Barstall, who you got to meet for the first time today, that young kid Mac is holding stuff down as far as setting up the cameras and doing everything to make sure that this doesn't look like it was shot on a potato. So thank you to Mac. Obviously, thank you to John and Vibs. We'll see you

next time. This is the twisted history of power couples. So it almost makes sense that Annie and I

are going to be doing it together because although we've never considered ourselves a power couple

and it's nothing that I think we've worked towards, I get it a lot. I think here we just were about to start the podcast, and Caroline Banoitz

casually walked by, and she saw Annie. And I think for the most part, everybody here at

Barstool likes you, or at least pretends to like you more than they like me. And so Caroline, who I always have nothing but good stuff, hey, Lauren, that stuff, she purposely came in to talk to us. Yeah. And it was like a half hour later just talking about relationships and stuff from our perspective. This isn't a relationship podcast. Please, it's not going to be that way. As a matter of fact, I'm going to get to some destruction in just two seconds.

But, you know, it led me to believe that who were the big power couples? Who were the

Mike and Annie's of days gone by? So that's what we're going to try and concentrate for the

most part on this episode.

But there was one thing that a couple of people had sent to me because they found it fascinating.

And they sent it to me all from the same post.

The person that I follow on Instagram, I believe, not TikTok.

And it's called Real History Uncovered.

And it's always quick hits. It's always quick hits. And it's always fascinating. So a bunch of people had sent this to me saying, I speak so much of World War II. And they're right. I'm fascinated with World War II. And I speak so much about the Japanese. And you're also right. I am fascinated with the Japanese culture from soup to nuts.

And you know this.

I do.

Yeah.

I mean, if one of our kids puts, like, chopsticks inside a bowl of rice, I'm like, you can't do that.

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