Welcome to the conversations that matter,

pickup truck cell phone edition.

I just got back from a longer trip, well,

relative term, I guess.

It was, I think, five days five days six nights something like that and it was in

my wife and I got to get away we haven't done that since the beginning of the

COVID stuff so we went to Charleston, South Carolina,

Savannah, Georgia, for our anniversary.

And let me tell you, if you're a history person,

you're gonna wanna go to both of these locations

and see some of what they have.

I mean, they're just such amazing colonial history.

You're passing graveyards in both places

where signers of the Constitution and declaration are buried.

You have so many monuments, especially in Charleston, so many Greco-Roman statues that are just fascinating.

Unfortunately, they've already taken out one of them, so you may want to go soon.

They took out the John C. Calhoun statue and I think it's called

Calhoun Square or maybe the road was Calhoun Street or something, but he was a vice president,

wrote probably some of the most uniquely American political thought in his

disquisition on government. He's gone though, and hopefully they don't take anything more out because

it's just a beautiful place. Lots of French architecture, lots of

Greco-Roman stuff. Probably the most northern Caribbean type city. It's got a

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