5, 4, 3, 2, 1.

Looking to podcast the ride, the second gateay, we're going on a road trip to Route 66 to

a barren Route 66 in France, I'm Scott Gardner, Mike Carlson's along for the ride.

I'm here, Parley Vouffreau, of course, as usual. We've done a little French lately, I feel

like, and I'm excited about it. I guess what I'm saying is that we did an episode about

Armageddon, and that's what I'm remembering. And I actually have another French episode

to pitch you guys, and I should have done it off-mic, but anyway, Jason Scherz is here

in person and do the pitch, yeah. Yeah, well, it's going on.

Right, that's barren in a weird way. A barren in an incorrect Route 66 kind of way.

Sure, yes, so no, I don't get your asses in the picture here. Some might say, like the

French say, an attraction, so mall, it's bone. Right, that's the right, there's a lot

of visitors of top-notch, French lately. What's your pitch?

So what's your pitch? Oh, French street at Universal Hollywood, whatever it's called.

That little French street, yeah.

We're at St. Louis, on Rouge, on it, and there's an international street, yeah.

It's got a little car with a side car in it, you can take a picture, and I think isn't

that that's on the street? Sure, yeah. I really like that street, honestly. I've been

up there alone a few times in the last couple of months, and I go, you know, this street

is a nice little thing here. I think it's going to be gone soon. I think it'll be replaced

by more minions or something, but yeah, there was a whole rationale of what those were

and why. Supposedly, those were backlot-style sets, you can film here, and I doubt much of

anything ever.

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