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Malcolm Gladwell here. This season on revisionist history, I am diving into one of the weirdest and

most infuriating corners in American life. Guns. All the crazy myths we have about them,

everything we get wrong. We're going to talk about TV westerns about a crime and a little town

in rural Alabama. About the nuttiness of the Supreme Court. It's our biggest series ever,

and one you won't want to miss. Listen to revisionist history on the iHeartRadio app,

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Brooke, imagine if you had to jump back into the dating pool. Like, for example,

all right. Let's say you were caught being unfaithful to your husband with your garbage guy,

Boone. That's how it would go down. I'm just trying to be realistic here. You saw him out in

front of your house, heaving large bags of waste into that truck, and you just thought, God,

I wish I was that trash can. I do like a dirty man. Yeah, so say that. In the fact that she

knows his name. Exactly. So that all leads to things happening, and suddenly you have to re-enter

the dating scene. How do you think you would do? I think I would be really disappointed.

You would be the disappointment. That's interesting. Okay, I think I'm a catch.

Yeah, the text word is always fun with guys saying how hot Brook is. So that's Boone's friend.

Oh, that makes sense. But the only reason I ask is because one of our listeners, Mike,

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