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Well, hey there, friend.

I hope you all had a nice force.

Now, I know you'd like to hear me complain about the weather and all that like I usually do.

But let's skip the small talk, because it's been a good two months since we've heard from Skeeter and Yancey, and that's plenty of time for those two to get into some more trouble.

I know, buddy.

Chester loves Lynn Jenkins, but you'll have to listen on the podcast, same as everyone else.

Come on in, friend, we've got work to do.

Have a seat, and I'll just be a second hmm all right so you

might remember this author from season two episode two the call of the Tennessee

Hawk Cat the story New York Times book review called Honey Mustard Dipping Sauce for the Soul.

No kidding. I mean, I don't read that rag, but Jeff told me, so it must be true. All right,

friends, smoke them if you've got them and drink those glasses to the bottom.

Because your old buddy Drew Blood has a tell to tell.

But first, the rigamale.

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