Oh, The This is the Talking Dead, a podcast dedicated to the AMZ TV show The Walking Dead.

Hi, my name is Chris. And my name is Jason. And this is the Talking Dead

number 135 from Monday, November the 18th, 2013. This may be a slightly abbreviated version of the

podcast Jason. Okay there we go we're done then. Yeah we're done. I'll see you

thanks for listening. Thanks for coming out. Good times.

No, it's because it's a little bit weird this week.

You are back home at your house.

I am in vagina, I mean Regina. It's your turn to travel it's my turn to travel so I'm I'm in the middle of

Saskatchewan well not really the middle mostly the southern bit because Regina is pretty far south and I don't know how this is going to go.

We'll see.

It's a completely different setup than we're used to and I don't know what's going to happen.

It's ass backwards.

It's totally ass backwards now

Something that's not ass backwards though is that today is push button phone day push button phone day

Push button phone day that's true don't even have a push button

push button phone anymore. No I think it's been years since I've had a push button

phone. But on this day in 1963 the push button phone came to be available commercially and the design is

credited to Henry Dreyfus an industrial designer working for Bell

telephone. So and that's what that's the old annoying push button one it's not even a tone telephone

it's like you push the button it goes tick tick tick tick tick tick as if you were

dialing it. Oh I guess so yeah you remember those? No I don't even know if I'm old

enough to remember those yeah you push the buttons and all it did was ticked the same way a dial did. Really? Yeah, it was it was excruciating to use those phones. Was wasn't even touch tone.

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