All right, here I want to get a smartest medical worker who cast taste to the evening, this time

in the Suleuris Contents of the Portus of Frutitude here, Resist in Central, a small rebel

outpost located in Lower California, where we will oppose Orange Julius Caesar with all of

our mind for the next four years. And of course, hilarious comedy and poignant satire comes

along with it too. Why didn't we get one on Monday? I hear you cry from Clench Teeth

on your bicycle in Denmark, where people speak Danish, Markish. Why? Por- Por- Kay, I hear

you cry from the deepest South America where you're listening in Chile tonight.

Lassenthabbenha, I hear you say, from an oblique Eastern European country that I have no

idea what language that was. It's because the show got a little out of control in my part,

and we discussed it. To make a long story short, I wasn't happy enough with it, and I

think it was humorous enough. There was a long extended portion that was about driving

on the Interstate 5 here in California that Jennifer found to be a little regional. I was

making a point about in and out burgers, which I'll make again right now. If you've not

been to California or the West where the in and out burger exists, it's never disappointing.

That's all I'll say about it. And when you're high, the chocolate shake, you can get a

knee-apollot and shake and you can go off-road. They have a secret menu. I don't know what a

secret menu means. It's a hamburger place. There's two things on the menu. Hamburgers and

french fries. I don't think there's anything else on the menu, but you can get a girl,

she's found what you want, which I presume is a hamburger bum with cheese on it. And

you can also ask for three, four, five, or six patties. I'm not talking about the

I-5. I'm just talking about an out burger. Who, by the way, are not a sponsor of the show,

but should you wish to join us at any point in an out burger? You may. And their stuff

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