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We're running a little late on this one, and it's my fault.

You know, shout out to our super producer, Mr. Max Williams.

That's the top.

When have we ever hit a tent pole topic on time?

This is in classic ridiculous history fashion that we're two days late for said holiday.

I am proud of myself, so I'm going to shoot my own horn and talk about myself right now.

On February 29th last year, we had an episode about the leap year.

We did.

I write a Thanksgiving grab bag-esque episode, but I think that's about it.

I think one time we might have gotten lucky, but like we did our, I was it Labor Day?

We did like either two months before or two months after Labor Day.

And I'm like, this is marvelous.

I don't know why we're letting on that it's not on purpose.

It's very, oh, folks, that is Noel Brown recently returned from Philadelphia, so

Noel, aka Young Cheesesteak Brown.

If I'm, yeah, okay, yeah, sure.

You know about young.

Cheese steak is accurate.

I had a couple of those from, what is it, Angelo's and Ishka Bibles, which are two, you

know, I think Angelo's is kind of hot right

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