Coming to you from the Highlands of Scotland, where I am both living and broadcasting out of a camper van.

It's the political orphanage, a program for the exhausted majority.

I'm your host Andrew Heaton, three days ago I accidentally hit a bog. I won't go into

detail but suffice to say the fastest way to make friends in the highlands is to sink

your van into their swamp.

Next time I come here, I'm going to rent an entire mobile home to sink,

at which point, based on my previous experience, I will probably become mayor.

Don't worry, we've fished it out. Everything's good. It's been quite the

trip. The fine program you're listening to is sponsored by

Inflatable Crockery from Lynchstone.

Friends, I travel a lot, and I think we can all agree that the most irritating thing about traveling

is that you have to bring your own plate wear and cutlery with you.

Even if it didn't cost a bundle in baggage fees,

it would still be heavy and cumbersome to take with you on vacation.

But now, there's a better way, an easier way.

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Want to eat some chili on your fun Hawaiian vacation?

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Presto!

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