Hi, this is James Lylex. Sorry to drop into your podcast feed like this,

unannounced. Like, you don't have enough podcasts already. I know. Well, this is the ramble.

And what is that? Well, it's my true crime podcast where I essentially rephrase Wikipedia articles

with ominous music underneath. No, no, it's not that. And it's not politics and it's not

punditry. We have enough of that. Essentially, basically, it's just me talking, rambling.

I have a subject. Well, believe me. And I never know exactly where it's going to take me.

And it always takes me to a place where I say, you've said enough, shut up. And then I do.

That's basically the ramble. So it's rebooted. We had season one, Yarn and Yarn ago.

Now here we are with more. We'll be continuing every other week or so here on the Ricochet Podcast

Network. And thanks for subscribing. Thanks for listening. Let's begin.

Hey, you're just a guy I want to talk to. Where are you falling for?

Whoa, let me do the talking. Let me do the talking.

Whoa. Look, I understand him all right. He's a reactionary afro back to the 20th century.

Whoa. I'm James Lylex. And this is the ramble.

Thanksgiving again. And we all know what that means, of course. Turkey with all the trimmings.

Trimmings. Now, whatever you use of that word, except when they're describing those things which

are adjacent to the bird, right? What's for dinner tonight? I was just going to have some trimmings.

No. Nobody says more trimmings, please. Now, you refer to them specifically.

More afterwards, you heap praise on them individually. Those are great sweet potatoes, man.

Oh, that lefsa. Those green beans with a bunch of little onions on top.

Don't eat them myself personally. I find the whole thing revolting, but aesthetically, just it was

really nice looking. Never had a bad Thanksgiving. I'm sure that's a lie. I'm sure I've had some

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