A breaker breaker 19, this is KFV2338 coming with you, checking in,

seeing how it's going down the road. Hey, it's Seth, and this is a Kimbo.

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Yes, I still remember my CB license number KFV2338. It's unclear why I needed a license to use

the CB Radio in 1973, but I did. And we installed one in my dad's car so that he could call me on his

way home from work to tell me that he was on his way home from work. What I most remember about

CB radios was Sunday night at Pat's hot dogs in Buffalo, New York. Sunday night at five o'clock,

the people from Channel 19 would get together in person just to see what each other looked like.

It wasn't really that pleasant and experienced. People were better on the radio than they were

in person. Well, fast forward 40 or 50 years, a pandemic, the internet, and now we have clubhouse.

The fastest going app in recorded history that I know of, a social app online that only worked

with your iPhone that lets you join a chat room by audio. Now, one of the rules of clubhouse,

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