Yeah, that Chuck Norris was chasing the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

The Rex was not chasing the Jeep.

Murray, Murray, you there?

You love sandwiches, huh?

Let's go to 80.

Bo.

His name is Bo.

Wow.

That's prime time, baby.

No, I had a crush on Betty Rubble.

I honestly, until after the segment

ended and we went to commercial break, had no idea that Jonathan Coachman was black. He called

him the game last night, although they won the game. You're listening to Stugatsin Company.

We have a lot to discuss with our friend, Bougar McFarlane, nice enough to join us during a very

busy time for him, the busiest time of the year for him. And he was just telling us right before we came on here that he picked up his youngest, I believe, from school. How are you in terms of the carpool line? Are you super aggressive? Where is Booger McFarland on this? Are you an aggressive? Hey, I'm Bougar McFarland. Get the fuck out of my way. I'm picking up my kid. So typically what happens is I get there early. I'm the type. I don't like to be late. I like to be there ready to go locked in. So school gets out at 320. I usually get there. I've tried to time it out over the year. About

245 puts you right at the front of the line. And so I sit there at the front of the line,

which is 40 minutes early, but I'll sit there. The car's got Wi-Fi. I pull the iPad out.

I watch tape or get on the internet or do something. Like, you know, check email. Yes.

Now, every now and then i'll get there

at 315 which which puts you way at the back yes but but but in high school the car line

you don't have to you don't have to stay in the line all the way around and your kids don't have to

wait there like they're five years old right so you it's too lame so if kid is out, you can actually get out of line, drive to the front, and keep going. And so I've gotten there like 315 before. He'll text me, hey, just walked out. I go from the back of the line. I just slide all the way up to the front and pick him up and get out, which is really cool because in middle school, you had to stay in the line. Of course. There was no second lane. And so I had to just

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