One of the best shows of the year according to Apple, Amazon and Time is back for another round.

We had a big bear of the man who was called Maladans, we were on roady and uh, uh, I was coming back on the plane and he said will you

pass the salt and pepper and I misheard him I said what?

Sergeant Pepper.

Listen to season two of McCartney I said what? What? Sorry you're better.

Listen to season two of McCartney and Life and Lurex on the I Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey and welcome to the short stuff. I'm Josh and there's Chuck and there's Jerry and the driver's seat.

Hopping along, bouncing along in our little stuff you should know,

school bus. Two quick questions off the top. Did you ever have to ride a school bus to school with regularity?

I got two words for that. Oh, yes.

And please tell me you do.

Do you remember the name of your school bus driver?

I got several words. No no I feel really bad that I don't know that you ask but no I don't

remember the name of my school bus driver.

Oh that's okay you may have had several I have a theory that like a school bus driver, if you have the same one as one of those that kind of sticks with you.

I, even though my dad was my principal, I usually rode to work with dad.

But I did ride the school bus some because you want to as a kid, some. Ruby's dying to ride a school bus, but they don't have one at her school, and it's always sad when she sees them.

But I had Mr. Wagnon was my school bus driver,

which is interesting now that I think of it

because before school buses, you might have been taken to school in a wagon.

That was a pretty good segue man. It's been a little while.

Yeah. It's true until the 1930s, the late 30s, actually the 40s probably.

Yeah, if you were a rural kid, a rural juror, or the kid of a rare juror, and you wanted to get to school?

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