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Welcome to the bonus holiday special Atlanta theme edition of Revisionist History, Part 2.

A word before we begin.

There is no overarching theme toward follows.

No beginning, no middle, no end, no single compelling through line.

My editor Julia Barton, who is normally lovely, actually got all grumpy about doing this episode.

So grumpy in fact, that I thought I should let her put in her two cents before we get going.

Okay, I thought about it some more happy holidays, Malcolm.

From here on out, you're on your own.

Alright, alright, alright.

Here's my feeling.

If there is anything in the world that unites my fellow Revisionist historians,

it is our endless appetite for wandering down empty corridors.

End poking through the cobwebs of the half-baked and the marginal.

By the way, do you have anything better to do?

No you don't.

And not a why.

I've been cooped up in my house for nine months and I'm losing my mind.

And dreaming of Atlanta.

So, I'm just going to answer a few more random questions from you, my listeners.

Lucas Nicholson asks on Twitter, what's your favorite memory of your father?

Okay, as you know, my dad comes up on the show every now and again.

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