Hey everyone and welcome to history dweeds. I'm Tim and I'm joined today by the very honorable

Colonel Charles Bolrigar, Hawk Waters III, affectionately known as the Southern

gentlemen. How are you today, Colonel? Well, tell me, I'm doing pretty good. I could be working on a car at home. My son got a new car. He's got some parts that need to hold on it, but I came down here. So they got me out of doing it. Oh, well, that's good. You're very dedicated. Unlike, well, I don't want to, I don't want to, you know, name names. Brittany ain't here. The brown-eyed devil ain't here. But, you know, it's probably for the best, Tammy. Why is that, Colonel? Well, this is kind of a, this is a complicated thing here. You got the business polite, you got, you got smetly ballets. There's a lot of nuance, a lot of subtly, a lot of

critical thinking required. Oh, critical

thinking skills required for this topic. And you're

saying that perhaps our fellow

colleagues on the panel, probably

this is maybe over their head. That is not really their wheelhouse to me.

Yeah.

I mean, you got Brittany, and Brittany has some, you know, she- Very nice young lady.

A sweet girl, sweet girl.

And she has some insights as to what young people might think.

Yeah.

Now, the brown-eyed devil, it's sometimes like...

How would you identify her strengths?

Her strengths are, well, she scares people.

Well, that can come in handy.

But she oftentimes, and have you ever been to a Pentecostal

revival to me? Occasionally I like to go to a Pentecostal. Yeah, well people break out in the

speaking of tongues. Yeah. Often when she's talking, I think she's speaking in tongues. Because

ain't nobody can make a damn bit of sense. I don't want girl saying well um yeah so brandy and brittany are off we'll stay on assignment today

probably like making cookies or something they should be making cookies

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