We're back. I'm David Roth. This is the Deadcast. That's Tim Marchman.

Hey, how you doing, Roth?

Pretty good, dude. I had an auspicious experience on the train recently where I saw a dog in a backpack in an unconventional format.

Like it was sideways. And it was exciting to see something like that. It made me think that...

Wait, how is it sideways? So it's hard because this is not a visual medium. So I'm going to have to

paint a picture using the power of words. But, so you're familiar with the general way that one would wear a backpack.

Mm-hmm. Right? So on both shoulders. And the dog, ordinarily, if you've seen a dog in a backpack,

would be body in the backpack, kind of vertical little heads. Yeah, vertically oriented,

keeping up on the shoulders. Yeah, that's, if you want to use the technical term, yes,

a vertically oriented dog. In this case, however, the dog

is laterally oriented. And it was, I don't know exactly how, it must have been like some sort

of best spoke backpack thing that had this. So I first noticed the tail of the dog hanging out the

right dorsal side of the backpack,

at which point I was made aware,

uh,

by my,

my own keen sense of observation ahead with sticking out the other side.

Yeah,

and it was just a, a little,

the little guy hanging out in there.

You seem very chill about the whole thing.

Um,

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