This week on the RV podcast.

Many people thought I was crazy.

You know, they had an impression of what living in an RV was like, living in a trailer,

or whatever you want to call it.

And it's something that I've just embraced and makes me happy.

Hello, everybody.

I'm Mike Wendlett.

This is my lifelong traveling companion and my bride,

Jennifer, who I am very thankful for. Happy Thanksgiving to you and everybody out there.

Hey, this week, you're about to hear one of those classic RV stories that you stumble across on the road.

We're going to introduce you to a man who, after retiring, hit the road in his RV to chase

a passion that had long been just a hobby with him, learning about and appreciating fine wines.

And we can't wait to share his story with you. I think you'll find it interesting.

But first, this is Thanksgiving week, and this episode is going to be a little shorter than usual.

We know a lot of you are pressed for time as you get ready for family gatherings or enjoy some

well-earned moments with loved ones. We even gave Wendy the week off. We did. If you know how much work it is,

we're going to her house for Thanksgiving. And it's a lot of work. Mashing, buying potatoes,

mashing potatoes and getting that turkey and all the things you have to do, chopping.

Yep. It's a little self-serving, but we're going to give her a little time off so she has

plenty of time to make that turkey and all the fixings. And I got to remember that I have to make

a Dutch apple pie and a pumpkin pie. So I remember Wednesday, carve out time, don't forget,

or we won't have dessert. This is Jennifer's world famous Dutch apple pie and even more famous,

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