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Welcome to the Moth podcast.

I'm John Good, your host for this week.

Originally coined his armistice day by President Woodrow Wilson in 1919, the day we now hold as Veterans Day is a day that elevates and celebrates those who stood a post around the world in defense of freedom.

Every year, on November the 11th, we remember and honor their commitment, service, and sacrifice.

Our first story this week comes from Scott Young.

Scott told this story at a grand slam in London, where the theme of the night was lost and found.

Here's Scott, live at the moth. If I'm complimented at all in my physical appearance, it's usually one of two things.

My thick, full beard, or my beefy muscular legs.

I get both from my mother.

She's only five, too, but she is built thick, and has her suitness, many men would envy.

I grew up to the accurate smell of the wax she boiled mornings to remove the whiskers from her chin.

Yet all he ever heard growing up was just like your father.

Now, I knew that wasn't physical because my dad's six-four and had a baby smooth face,

and as my mother liked to say, had to run around in the shower to get wet.

He was so skinny.

Not the genes I got.

So what was it about me that made me like my father?

It's hard being compared to a ghost.

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