Hello, my fellow historians. It's another Sunday. It's another Valar reread. This time brought to

you by Sean's humming accompaniment of our very humbable theme song. I can't blame it. I mean,

I was humming it. It's a great song. Joey Townsend really nailed it right in that song.

You're really humble about how great of a song it is.

Hey, that's not like I wrote it. If I did, I'd be even less humble about it.

So, yep, it is the conclusion of the mystery night. We have one episode here to wrap up the mystery

night. Then we'll have another episode next week to wrap up. All of Dunkin' Egg. We'll discuss

them as a whole. That's going to be fun. But let's see what today brings us, my fellow historians,

and what are you imbibing on this Sunday, Sean? What is in your cup?

We always. This is a mix I haven't done before. There's a Pena colada.

Naked drink, bit, of course, a mix of Mountain Dew. I didn't add a third thing in there because

I didn't want to... I wasn't sure how this is going to go, but man, it's great. Everyone should do

this. I'm telling you. You should get that one caught out in the rain and make it a...

I can't think of that dude's name. Who wrote that song? Rufus Pena Colada's song? No.

I don't know. I don't like... Maybe, I guess. I don't like Pena Colada's

organ caught in the rain or any of the stuff in that song. I kind of like yoga, but

but I don't have half a brain. I've only got about a third, but it's all focused on a song

by somebody. Rupert Holmes. Okay. Yeah. Rupert Holmes, boy.

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