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Welcome to the Eric Erickson Show podcast, Our Two.

Well, we've had the devil come down to Georgia, and Johnny took him on with the fiddle in one.

We've been marked safe from the devil here in Georgia, but we've got Joe Biden and Donald Trump coming.

The smell of sulfur in the air,

depending on which side you're on and who you're sniffing. It's not old man's smell. It's just sulfur. And then you've got the U.S. Olympic team coming to Georgia as well. Traffic's already a disaster.

Here in the metro Atlanta area, it's only going to get worse.

So my flagship station, WSB in Atlanta, has an amazing triple team traffic operation.

They have helicopters.

They have a 24-hour manned operation where they can look at the DOT cameras.

You can call in.

They have this app you can get on, and it tracks all the problems faster than Google and Ways can do.

You can route your route through. It's really is an amazing traffic operation. They, they double down on traffic as a way to distinguish themselves in an ever-increasing field of competition with podcasts and radio and streaming and satellite and their traffic sets them apart.

Today, the Secret Service will make them ground the helicopter and at some point the DOT traffic cameras will go dark so that no one knows where they're going or how to get there because the routes of the presidential motorcade is going to Turner Communications in Midtown Atlanta. If you've ever driven through Atlanta downtown on the interstate, it's called the

connector. It is I-75 and I-85 combined, and they split off in the north end and the south

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