I'm Sean Fennacy.

I'm Amanda Doppies.

And this is the big picture a conversation show about 1976. We are drafting again and CR is here, of course, but we also have a special guest the third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, chair, Tracy Lutz? What number chair are you? Remind us. You want to have this third chair discussion now? Let's save it for the end of the podcast. It cannalizes you. And then finally. People fighting over your attention, your affection. No, that's not what it's about. No, it's about who belongs. Who gets to sit and canonize with us, really? In perpetuity, I think. I think we're about one or two months away from me and him texting and just be like, why don't we just ditch these losers?

I mean, I tell you what. Give it a shot. See what happens.

So we are here to draft. This is the third episode of Tracy that we've gotten this week. How are you feeling?

Great. Yeah. I'm always happy to be with you guys on the mics or otherwise.

Well, that's beautiful. Very nice.

Made a little rhyme. I didn't mean to. Yeah.

19706. Yeah. You were alive? I was. What was going on? Tell us about it.

You know, it was our bicentennial year.

I sure was.

And I'm born on the 4th of July.

So I turned...

I didn't know that about you.

It's true.

I didn't either.

I should have Googled.

I'm sorry.

It's not the 4th of July yet.

That explains so much about what you represent to this fine country.

There you go.

I turned 11 when the country turned 200.

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