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So now a personal announcement. I've mentioned on the podcast that my wife and I have been on an adoption journey for these past several years. It will be the five year anniversary of us getting started this coming December.

And I've mentioned that through the course of time we decided on Embryo Adopt and that in January of this year we had our first Embryo transfer, became pregnant but lost the baby in February.

Today I just want to let you know we had another transfer of adopted Embryos in my wife's pregnant and we're expecting our first child in March of next year.

So we're really excited and I just wanted to let you know that update. And also so that if I reference it at some point when talking about something people will be like, what's he talking about?

So just thought we would let you know. All right, well now let's go ahead and get into today's episode of yours truly Johnny Dollar.

The original air date February 20th 1953 and this one is the rat rat matter.

From Hollywood, it's time now for John Lund as Johnny Dollar.

Dan late. Do you love word for me to call?

Oh Lieutenant, I've been trying to see you on this lot for that thing.

What's your connection dollar?

I'm investigating for the National Underriders.

Did you know Thompson?

Yeah.

Too bad.

I'll be tied up to laughter lunch. You want to get together then?

Anything I can do in the meantime?

No, thanks.

But enjoy the weather dollar. I don't think you'll enjoy the case.

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