Hey buddy, what's up San Diego?

Wow.

Wow.

Thank you all so much for being here so as if you've listened the podcast you are aware

of this preamble that I've said before most of the shows since the writer's strike

began 101 days ago as of this point I have not been doing yeah sure yeah yeah right

appreciate that appreciate that solidarity with labor so I have not been doing scripted

intros during the time this has been taking place but I do want to do a scripted intro

for a live show because I know that's part of why you guys are here right let's let

you like about the podcast make me look cool my parents are here so what I decided to

do is this is the intro from the very first doe boy's live show in San Diego that was

back in December of 2018 was anyone here at that show five years ago and also from those

of you who decided to raise your hands I can tell that doe boy's live is about the only

live event you attend so all right here we go this is the this is the intro from the

very first doe boy's San Diego show shall be if we can play the royalty free intro music

please perfect in the most inclement weather he might be seen barefooted and almost naked except

any chance to pick up articles of old clothing this excerpt from the Fort Wayne Sentinel dated

March 22nd 1845 is from the obituary of John Chapman born two years before the signing of

the Declaration of Independence Chapman grew up amidst the chaos of the American revolution

and in the wars aftermath he and his brother Nathaniel migrated west to Ohio to work

as farmers around 1805 John Chapman left the family homestead to take an apprenticeship

as an orchardist where he connected with a crop that would define his life's work the

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