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Rich is back from beautiful Buford.

What is it?

It's right near Hilton Head.

Yeah, but that's where in Hilton Head, when I used to go there when I was a kid, if you got arrested, they took you to that to where you were.

Oh, well, there's Buford that's there. Yeah, Buford. Yeah, Buford. Yeah, Buford's kind of the biggest town in that area where Hilton had and everything is. There was nothing there. When I was in middle school, there was nothing there. Yeah, there's still not a lot there. It really isn't a ton. It's much, there's, there's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's stuff. There, it used to be just nothing. So, uh, yeah, they have that. Well, there is a, a stretch of road that I had to drive because my, we, we, we went to like a, like a mini family reunion that was in South Carolina where my where my mother lives, but we had to drive

yesterday to Atlanta.

It's like a four-and-a-half-hour drive that is on the most boring road of all time.

I think there's like it holds a record for car accidents of people just veering off the road

because they fall asleep.

There's literally nothing on there.

It's like out of maybe a hundred and something miles, there's one exit that has food, and the rest of it is just trees. And it's just enough to lull you to sleep. See, that to me would be a constant state of panic because I hate those roads you can't get off of. Oh, it's... Like the Florida Turnpike?

Oh, yeah.

I don't know what you're talking about.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's like every 100 miles there's a rest stop. Alligator Alley is kind of boring, too, as you zip across. It's not, I'm not talking about it's the opposite of being boring to me. It's that you can't get out. It's like being a submarine. If you broke down on that road

I mean you're just sitting there

Yep

You're just sitting there. Yep. However, there is a, every time I go down there, and I've been there maybe twice in the past, like, five years, but ever since I've seen the movie get out, I see it everywhere I go down there. Like little things that just remind me of that movie.

Like, you know, where you're saying, it's like,

welcome to the plantation.

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