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We're celebrating Veterans Day today, honoring all the men and women who've served in the

US Armed Forces on the anniversary of World War I. Yeah, is that the end? I didn't realize

Veterans Day was the anniversary of the end, I hope, of World War I. Yeah, it was one of

his own. Okay. And you know what veterans love is trivia. My dad, actually, he was marine,

and he loves trivia. So that's how we're going to celebrate today on Windbrook's Bucks,

with somebody who also loves trivia and veterans, Brittany from Shelton. Welcome to the show,

Brittany. Hi. I'm still going through my head, Jeffrey, of all the veterans I know,

like my brother-in-law was in the Navy, also a trivia lover. Could your statement be true?

They like to learn. They have been skewed. The first thing I've ever said, Brittany, how you doing today?

I'm doing great. How are you? Are you nervous? I know a little bit. Okay. Can't tell.

Yeah. She's nervous, or she's just very stoic. Yeah, she just has a quiet calm about her.

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