Welcome to this excavating episode of Talking Lamar. In this episode, I'm talking about treasures

that I dug out of the bottom of a box of cereal. Let's get to it. What are you talking about?

What are you talking about? Sorry, I forgot what I was talking about. What are you talking about?

I am talking to you. That's just what I was talking about. It's talking Lamar. One of my simplest things,

now let me stop before going any further than that. Everybody that is probably listened to this

has spent some time digging down into a box of cereal for a prize. Years ago, they put some cool stuff in these boxes, a cereal. And so my job,

when we went to the grocery store, as soon as we walked in, my mama started on the produce,

and I went straight over to the last aisle because that's where the cereal was. And I would look at

every cereal. And I was not looking to see what the cereal was. And I would look at every cereal.

And I was not looking to see what the cereal tastes like.

I wasn't looking to see anything like that.

I was looking for the toy.

I choked down some cereal.

I mean, I did choke down some cereal that I didn't care nothing about just so I could get to the toy.

And one of the first things that came to my mind when we

started talking about this the other week, a few minutes a while ago, we talked about it. One of the

first things I thought about, and it was probably one of the simplest things that came, it was a

plastic horse that it had legs. I mean, you know, it stood there. It was about,

you know, maybe three inches tall. And it had a string that you tied to the front of it. And then at

the end of the string was a weight. And you would put the horse on the table. And then you would

take the weight and drop it off the edge of the table. And then you would take the weight and drop it off the edge of the table.

And as the weight pull, the horse would start walking.

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