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Mostly. Welcome into the QB SCO Show. This is episode number four brought to you by the

fine folks at SB Nation and bleeding green nation. I am your host Michael Kist. You can follow me on

Twitter at Michael Kist NFL, that's K-I-S-T, joining me today. Q-B-1 in our hearts and in our dreams, joining us again because he can't get away from his buddy Mike

He is Mark Schofield follow him on Twitter at Mark Schofield Mark how you doing brother

Doing fantastic my friend always a pleasure to be with you and today we're going to talk a little bit about

Washington Redskins quarterback Kolmokoy and as we do for all of these shows we're going to open with a little little bit of his historical type of reference here and in reality I'm going to

put to bed two myths one of which I have been putting out there myself about my sort of adopted

hometown as people may or may not know I I live in the Washington, D.C. area,

which I have since the year 2002, believe it or not. And one of the things that people

who have ever been to D.C. who live in D.C. might tell you perhaps because of the weather, which we're going to get to in a second, is that Washington, D.C. was built on a swamp.

Well, that is objectively false. Within the city's original boundaries, only about 2% of the total area fits the actual definition of a swamp.

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