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We have the second episode of our travel series.

Pinehurst number eight, everybody's rocking their gear. We've got hats, we've got sweatshirts, we've got shirt, t-shirts, polos, hoodies.

Frankie's got his new Pinehurst number two flag right behind him. It is Pinehurst time officially on the travel series.

It's going to be 8 p.m. Tonight if you're listening on Tuesday, which is May 12th, 8 p.m.

We're going to do a live drop. You can watch the entire episode at similar to the tobacco road one in pretty much every way, except now we're taking you to Pinehurst.

We're going to the historic, the iconic Pinehurst resort. We're starting at Pinehurst number eight, which is kind of a sanctuary.

It's about a four minute drive down the road. It's a 1995 Tom Fasio, the Centennial.

They did it as the 100 year anniversary of Pinehurst being found in 1895. We hit you with some history.

Then we hit you with Pinehurst number eight snakes, wildlife, wetlands, Pinehurst greens.

It's fucking awesome. I'm very excited. It's Pinehurst time, boys.

Yeah. I'm Jack.

Let's stop for one second and let's comment on Frankie's mustache because it actually looks good.

I know when you grew it out for the island or playoff run last season, it was a nightmare and everyone you sent people screaming into their houses and boredin up their doors.

But when you just try to do the mustache, it actually looks like a legitimate mustache.

It looks a little jacksparrowing.

I look like Chris Crider.

Yeah. You do Crider, kind of like the Crosby a little bit, but even.

Yeah, where you come from.

Listen, it's like right here's a little weak, but it's coming.

It's like you can see that there's a mustache there, which is all like it's not strong anywhere.

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