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Greetings. Welcome to the dividing line another road trip dividing line. I'm in

Abilene, Texas and

I it's funny as I pulled in I said, I've been here before. In fact, I was here on my

last trip. But to be honest with you, I can't remember how I got here on my last trip.

When I pulled in, I was like, yep, yeah, seen this one before seen this one before. And that's sort

of a nice feeling, you know, to be somewhat familiar. I'm in the exact same slot I was in

last time. So there you go. And the song of the KOA campground in the background and interstate

highway. It's just it just becomes what you're used to. It's it's perfectly fine with me.

It's it's interesting. Anyway, not sure how much stuff we'll get to today. And we need we need

to pray for rich. You know, I like I said when I was in Tala Homa, you know, the last thing

one guy said to me is he was going out of the door was be nicer to rich. And so I'm sure

there are some people out there that probably blame me that that rich is under the weather. And he

is. And but I just point out that unless this stuff has incubation period of over two

and a half weeks, I'm not responsible. I and not only do I not have it to give, but I could not

have passed it on because we haven't seen each other for a long time. And that's just sort of

that how that works. So anyway, so pray for rich because look, I get home. He's going to be busy.

So we have much, much to do. So, you know, we may be getting older, but we got a got to push

through, got a got a show that we're from that earlier generation of that's not a bunch of

wimps. I remembered to grab. Let me see if I can. Ah, yes, see see I see how the Cairo glows

there. Yeah, there's oh, there's a name. It glows there too. So you know, I grabbed my

L. S. B. My Jeffrey Rice L. S. B. And what's really cool, I don't know if you'll be able to see

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