Hi everyone and welcome once again to history to weaves. I'm Tim and today's topic is an interesting character by the name of Boston Corbett.

Boston Corbett was a Union Army soldier who shot and killed President Abraham Lincoln's assassin John Wilkes Booth. He had a

very interesting life and a lot of weird stuff going on with him, so we're going to talk about him

today. But before we get started, let's go around the room and introduce everyone. I'm joined

as always, and this is a kind of a sad day because we're joined by young Brittany, and this is a kind of a sad day because we're joined by Young Brittany

and this is actually Young Brittany's last podcast.

Aw.

Chuck.

It's a very sad day for all of us.

It really is.

But if Britney would have listened to me

and not held out like she did, she'd still be here, but they canceled the contract.

And I think it's going to do Britney some good to be out of our own and hopefully get into the rehab that she needs, get the treatment that she needs.

And maybe she could come back as a whole person.

That is not true.

Brittany is going on to bigger and better things.

And Brittany, do you want to discuss that?

Yeah.

I accepted a position with a crisis center outside of Cincinnati, so I'll be traveling a lot. And when I come back,

I, uh, will hopefully be able to call into a podcast or you guys know I'll listen to all of them.

Yeah. We are what I definitely have to have you in as a guest. But, um, we've loved working with you

and you've done a great job on the podcast. Unlike the other two here, Tim. I know. What's this podcast going to be without me? It's going to go to hell. Is it going to be hard? It might be a little bit tough. Here's my question. Who going to take care of you if you ain't? If you ain't here? I've already thought about this. I don't know. Who's going to walk over to the family dollar?

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