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Back in Texas, and it's so hot, I'm definitely going to have to record this over the course of probably two hours

even though it'll be a relatively short episode because you guys know I live in a fifth wheel toy hauler

that's just a fancy word for a big motor home that has a porch in the back so we can look out over the field.

But the air conditioning in here is very loud, my little office area.

So I'm going to record this until it's too hot to handle.

And then I'll get up, cool it down, come back.

But hey, ain't that life in Texas.

Having grown up in New Hampshire, where you get very distinct four seasons,

with, of course, fall and winter being the most prominent,

I got to say, I think I might rather put up with a winter to have the most beautiful, perfect spring in summer

than these blistering hot days just to have a nice warm, toasty winter.

I don't know. It's pretty wild. Shout out to everyone listening from Texas who was immune to

this heat. I just walked Jacks, our little black pug, outside, and my eyes got bloodshot from the heat.

It's just like that feeling you get when you open the oven and you're blasted with heat to where you

just lean back like, whoa, you know, I just burn my eyelashes off.

It's what it's like walking outside of your door here. Oh, well, I'm going to find the beauty in it

because while it's hot here, boy, does it feel so good to jump in the Guadalupe River or to swim in a

friend's pool, I imagine, looking for the friend with the pool.

But it's got to feel so nice in this summertime heat.

Just like there's nothing better than cozying up to a fire in the winter in New Hampshire

or going tubing at midnight.

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