The

The Welcome.

I'm sorry.

I can't help but lab.

I just looked at the camera here,

and I'm very blue.

What's with the blue?

I don't really understand why it's so blue,

but we're going to go with it today. I'm still in the temporary studio and I apologize for that. As you know, I've got a radon issue in my main studio, which is in the basement. So I've kind of relocated up here to my office, set up a temporary camera, which is not in line with where I have to look. That makes it very, very awkward. So I

apologize for that. We've got, this is going to be one of the most fascinating discussions that we've

ever done. And I've been doing this for six years. I've done a lot of things on this program,

had a lot of discussions and interviewed some very, very fascinating people. But this particular

story that we're going to talk about today actually not only is just

fascinating unto itself, but it is somewhat personal in the sense that my childhood,

this whole story we're going to open up the can of worms here today,

relates to something that happened in my hometown.

And it's one of those things where you grow up hearing about it.

It's very mysterious.

Your mom and dad talk about it.

In fact, sometimes they threaten you.

I don't mean that in a mean way.

I'm going to explain it in a minute.

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