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We're going to get to Trent Williams here in a moment, but I just asked you a question right

before we started recording the podcast because I could not get into my email account for some reason.

And I was putting in the password that I thought was the password, but it wouldn't open

it up, and something was wrong, and then eventually it worked.

But I said to you, I've gotten to the point where I have so many logins and so many

different passwords, I find myself twice a week, once a

week, definitely, requesting a password change because I've forgotten a password to get into

some sort of account that I have. And you have the same problem. Well, yeah, I'm going through it right

now. Listen, I have a radio station account. I have a radio station account, I have a radio station account. I have a Georgetown account.

Professor. Laverro. And I have a Washington Times account. I never sign into that. You know, and I have

AOL email. I have Yahoo email. I have Gmail. Why do you have so many email accounts? You're up to something. No, I'm not. You got three different email accounts. Plus your work email account. Two of them say Tom Lavera. So, I mean, I'm not fighting from anybody. I've got your personal one, which doesn't say Tom Laverra. No, it doesn't. But a lot of people know that. I've had that one for since I've ever had an AOL account. Ted Leones has one, which doesn't say Tom Leverry. No, it doesn't, but a lot of people know that. I've had that one since I've ever had an AOL account.

Ted Leones' one said when he liked me that he thought it was one of the greatest emails in the history of AOL.

And I'm not giving it out here, because I don't want to be...

Let's just say it has something to do with one of your favorite performers of all time.

Yes. Let's just say that.

So I agree with you.

I'm going through that right now with Georgetown because I'm about to teach in the fall.

And the contract they send you is through their email account.

And when I go to sign on, my old password is it doesn't work anymore.

So I try to set the new password, and they give you this exercise where you have to look at pictures. Tell me how many cars are in this picture. Oh, yeah, all of that to get into something. I hate it. Oh, it's the work. I always get it wrong. Well, you can't see. Yes. So that's a problem for you. And even if you could see, you're not very good at sort of picking out the nuances of a picture.

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