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Speaker 2: Well?
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Speaker 3: Now here's your home, Jerry his freaks.
Speaker 4: Paul said, there's dogs issues.
Speaker 3: And sometimes they're tent preddy, but never the terrence Tracy
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Speaker 3: and civil servants all over the world, no matter which
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Speaker 2: You got that right. We love you guys so much
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Speaker 2: you so much for everything that you do for this country.
Speaker 2: It does not go unnoticed.
Speaker 3: Tracy We like to always remind people that if you're
Speaker 3: going through a tough time and you're struggling from whatever
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Speaker 3: there's so many different ones out there to talk to somebody, and.
Speaker 2: If you want to go the other route, you can
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Speaker 4: We love you guys.
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Speaker 3: welcome to episode twenty if he'll Billy Horror Stories. My
Speaker 3: name is Jerry and I am joined by my wife Tracy.
Speaker 4: Hey, guys, Merry Christmas.
Speaker 3: Yep. We want to start off with saying Mary Christmas
Speaker 3: to you guys, and thank you so much for the
Speaker 3: early Christmas present. We asked you guys to give us
Speaker 3: some reviews on iTunes and we've gotten nine reviews so far,
Speaker 3: which is pretty strong for a short show. Was what
Speaker 3: we've been as far as length, and out of the nine,
Speaker 3: eight of them are five star reviews and there's one
Speaker 3: four star reviews. Nothing negative in there, so We're very
Speaker 3: happy that you guys came out to help us.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 2: We really appreciate it because we value your guys' opinions
Speaker 2: a whole lot, so keep in coming.
Speaker 3: I also like to throw out a little thank you
Speaker 3: to History Goes Bumped, because not only did they mention
Speaker 3: us on the show, but they actually took the time
Speaker 3: to give us one of those five star reviews and
Speaker 3: was very honest in their very long review, and we
Speaker 3: appreciate that.
Speaker 4: We do. Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: These guys have been great. In the future, they're going
Speaker 3: to actually have us on their show, which they rarely
Speaker 3: have guests like that on the show. But they've asked
Speaker 3: us to come on the show in February and maybe
Speaker 3: talk about one of the local haunts around here. So
Speaker 3: when that time comes, we'll let you guys know so
Speaker 3: you can give us a listen. I want to say
Speaker 3: once again, thank you for everything you've done for us
Speaker 3: this year. As we close out this year, this would
Speaker 3: be the last show of the year that we do
Speaker 3: because the next show will be on New Year's Day,
Speaker 3: and you know, basically, we're getting to do something that
Speaker 3: we love doing. We're having fun and you guys are
Speaker 3: giving us constant feedback, which makes it even more fun
Speaker 3: and just makes us want to give you the best
Speaker 3: shows possible. And I can promise you that as good
Speaker 3: as you think it's been so far, it's going to
Speaker 3: get better in twenty seventeen because we've got a lot
Speaker 3: of good stuff planned.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're excited to get to that and hopefully it
Speaker 2: has some really good, fun and interesting information for you guys.
Speaker 3: I do want to say something. I think it's funny
Speaker 3: because next week we mentioned New Year's Day. Actually, on
Speaker 3: New Year's Day, I'm going to be marrying my cousin,
Speaker 3: which may surprise some of you.
Speaker 4: You want to talk to me about something.
Speaker 3: I'm sure some of you are thinking, well, you live
Speaker 3: in Kentucky, it's not really that big of a surprise
Speaker 3: to marry your cousin. But that's not what I'm talking about.
Speaker 3: I'm actually going to be performing the ceremony. It may
Speaker 3: surprise some of you to know that I'm actually an
Speaker 3: ordained minister and can perform weddings. So that's the kind
Speaker 3: of kind of little what to say. As far as
Speaker 3: the minister stuff goes, that's as far as it goes
Speaker 3: as marrying people. Don't. I don't think there could be
Speaker 3: too many churches that would be thrilled with having me
Speaker 3: given their Sunday services.
Speaker 2: But let me tell you, he's pretty excited that he
Speaker 2: can park in the clergy parking spot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that is cool because I do have this. I
Speaker 3: do have the stuff that hangs from the rear view mirror.
Speaker 3: So if I go to a hospital or something, I
Speaker 3: can park in the clergy spot and get good spots.
Speaker 4: But he never does so.
Speaker 3: No, because usually those spots are already taken by clergy.
Speaker 3: We wanted to give a couple of shout outs on
Speaker 3: this Christmas night. Actually meant to do this one last
Speaker 3: week and I forgot, so I dropped the ball on
Speaker 3: this one. But Chryl and Riley Peters they live in Nebraska.
Speaker 3: Hey guys, Philip Johnson and Tennessee.
Speaker 4: Hey guys, hey listen. I just want to let you know.
Speaker 4: I'm what's part of Tennessee? Are they from, honey?
Speaker 3: I do not remember.
Speaker 2: Well, anyway, we love Tennessee. I don't know if you
Speaker 2: guys are anywhere near Gatlinburg or anything like that, but
Speaker 2: just know our prayers are with you guys and everybody
Speaker 2: in Tennessee.
Speaker 4: At this time anyway.
Speaker 2: So hopefully y'all everybody's going to come back and recover
Speaker 2: from all that, and we'll be happy to go up
Speaker 2: there a spring. It's like our favorite place to go
Speaker 2: in Gatlinburg.
Speaker 3: So yeah, it's where we spend our honeymoon. We go
Speaker 3: every year there, sometimes twice a year, and we actually
Speaker 3: spent a fantastic Father's Day up there. We actually took
Speaker 3: my father and Tracy's father up there for a family
Speaker 3: get away this past June on Father's Day. So to
Speaker 3: see all this happened shortly after, it's very disappointing because
Speaker 3: it is one of the country's most beautiful places and
Speaker 3: it sucks they're going through there. We actually got a
Speaker 3: nice letter from somebody right after the fires thanking us
Speaker 3: for the show and telling us that the listen to
Speaker 3: the show actually helped them. Even though they weren't personally
Speaker 3: affected by the fires, a lot of people they knew
Speaker 3: were and they were thanking us for the show, and
Speaker 3: we appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we really do appreciate that. Our parishure with you guys.
Speaker 3: I'd like to give a shout out to Alex Paul.
Speaker 3: That's actually my son, but he gave us a brand
Speaker 3: new microphone for Christmas, which we're using for this show,
Speaker 3: so so cute.
Speaker 4: I wish you guys could see it.
Speaker 3: If it sucks and it's not as good as the
Speaker 3: other show, so you can blame him for that. But
Speaker 3: actually the testing I did on it, I think it's
Speaker 3: actually going to be a little bit better, So hopefully
Speaker 3: it comes through that way. As usual, we've got some
Speaker 3: foreign listeners. I want to bring up MJ. Jeriffe in Bangladesh.
Speaker 2: I think it's so funny that if y'all could see
Speaker 2: his face when he's trying to pronounce this, it's like hilarious.
Speaker 3: It looks like ga Ron Shrivastava from India. And then
Speaker 3: we've got this this is a new country that's popping
Speaker 3: up Cheryl Rosemary and Catherine Gonzales from the Philippines.
Speaker 4: Oh awesome.
Speaker 3: So now we got some Philippines listeners.
Speaker 4: Yay, we're glad to have you.
Speaker 3: Okay, we were going to talk about and still are
Speaker 3: talking about crompus or crampus, depend on how you pronounce it,
Speaker 3: because I've heard it pronounce both ways. But I feel
Speaker 3: like we can't talk about that unless we first talk
Speaker 3: about Saint Nicholas, and it is Christmas, so let's talk
Speaker 3: about Saint Nicholas. Are you okay with that?
Speaker 4: I love Santa.
Speaker 3: Okay about Santa Claus, I said, Saint Nicholas.
Speaker 4: I love Saint Nicholas too.
Speaker 3: All right, so let's talk a little bit about Saint
Speaker 3: Nicholas and have this whole Santa Claus thing got started.
Speaker 3: Saint Nicholas was actually a little boy grew up in Turkey,
Speaker 3: which Turkey now was in Turkey then, but he grew
Speaker 3: up in Turkey. He was born in March of two
Speaker 3: hundred and seventy, so that's a longer seventy and seventy.
Speaker 3: It's a long time ago.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: He had rich parents who died of an epidemic at
Speaker 3: early age, so he got left all of their money
Speaker 3: and he chose to do good with their money. Good.
Speaker 3: He became a bishop at a very early age and
Speaker 3: was constantly trying to help people out. The problem was
Speaker 3: when the Roman Empire came in and took over, they
Speaker 3: weren't real big on Christianity, and they threw him in
Speaker 3: jail and then kind of kicked him out of the country.
Speaker 4: They suck boo.
Speaker 3: After he got out of jail, he came back, he
Speaker 3: defended his religion as best he could, and then he
Speaker 3: even made it more of a point to help out,
Speaker 3: you know, as many people as he possibly could. Now,
Speaker 3: some of the stories that go around, and this is
Speaker 3: what started the whole Santa Claus thing is if you
Speaker 3: you know, back in these days, when you had daughters
Speaker 3: and you married him off, you had to have a dowry,
Speaker 3: which was basically you had to give them money to
Speaker 3: get started on. And if you were poor and you
Speaker 3: didn't have money for your daughters, they were probably going
Speaker 3: to be sold into slavery. Well that's not well, I mean,
Speaker 3: that's just the way it is. Well, you know, you know, what,
Speaker 3: are you gonna say? It was two hundred and seventy
Speaker 3: that's true.
Speaker 4: That's terrible though, that's terrible.
Speaker 3: So what happened There was a really poor gentleman that
Speaker 3: had three daughters. And the story goes that Saint Nick
Speaker 3: had a open window and he tossed in a bag
Speaker 3: of gold and it actually, you know, he did this
Speaker 3: three times. He did it for all three daughters at
Speaker 3: different times, but the bag of gold each time either
Speaker 3: landed in a stocking or it landed in a shoe
Speaker 3: that was sitting in front of the fireplace drying out
Speaker 3: right there. So yeah, so that's how the whole theory
Speaker 3: of stockings and hanging stockings and having stuff put in
Speaker 3: them was all because of that tradition back then. So
Speaker 3: that's that's one of the stories about Saint Nick. He
Speaker 3: also was the type of person that apparently had these
Speaker 3: healing powers. How he had them, I don't know. But
Speaker 3: one of the stories was that these three kids were
Speaker 3: going to Athens Grease and they went and somehow another,
Speaker 3: this innkeeper from a hotel, he killed them, robbed them,
Speaker 3: and he put them in some kind of a pickling jar.
Speaker 3: I mean a barrel, not a jar. A barrel drug
Speaker 3: be kind of small. Well it was a barrel. Well,
Speaker 3: it's still a feat on his own. This it's a
Speaker 3: big old barrel.
Speaker 4: Well, that's just awful.
Speaker 3: And Saint Nicholas actually stopped at on route to wherever
Speaker 3: he was going, he stopped in the same end. He
Speaker 3: had a dream about this. He grabbed that the innkeeper
Speaker 3: and brought him down there, made him confess, and then
Speaker 3: somehow another he brought these three boys back to life.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, yay.
Speaker 3: And then another story is from France that these three
Speaker 3: kids that were actually they ran away from home or something.
Speaker 3: They were killed by a butcher, and he brought those
Speaker 3: kids back to life and sent them back home to
Speaker 3: their parents. So for that reason, he's actually the patron
Speaker 3: Saint of the safety of children. Oh so that's what
Speaker 3: Saint Nicholas says. But he also on a voyage back
Speaker 3: to his homeland. It was like a really bad storm,
Speaker 3: choppy seas and everything, and he was able to save
Speaker 3: some prayers and calm the sea to be able to
Speaker 3: get the boat where it needed to go safely. So
Speaker 3: he's also the patent's patron Saint of sailors and voyages.
Speaker 4: He is amazing.
Speaker 3: He is amazing. And then because of all of his
Speaker 3: gift giving and all of us karen for charity, he's
Speaker 3: also the patron's patron Saint of gift giving. So he's
Speaker 3: a patron saint of three different things. He became a
Speaker 3: saint about one hundred years after he died, which he
Speaker 3: died December sixth, three hundred and forty three.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, that is wild to hear that.
Speaker 3: I know, that's like only like six or seven years
Speaker 3: before you were born.
Speaker 4: Okay, it's a Christmas I left Hell and to slide.
Speaker 3: But because of the fact that it was December sixth,
Speaker 3: and a lot of parts over in Germany and Poland
Speaker 3: and some of the other Eastern Bloc countries over there,
Speaker 3: their still biggest gift giving day is December sixth. December
Speaker 3: sixth is recognized by a lot of sailors. They have
Speaker 3: the Feast of Saint Nicholas, and that's kind of the
Speaker 3: day that they do that we celebrate him right now.
Speaker 3: The reason that we tell you that is because we're
Speaker 3: going to talk about Crampus and Crampis to no.
Speaker 4: Wait, you say Crompus and then you say Crampus.
Speaker 3: I said it was pronounced both ways. I'm trying to
Speaker 3: make everybody happy. Oh okay, it's gonna be Crampus for
Speaker 3: the rest of the show. There's not gonna be wavering.
Speaker 3: It's Crampus. And unlike Christen thought that last week, he's
Speaker 3: not the patron saintan of PMS. Now Crampis. Depending on
Speaker 3: who you talk to, they say that it goes back
Speaker 3: to pagan beliefe even before Christianity, which would have even
Speaker 3: been before Saint Nicholas. So Crampis may have been along
Speaker 3: before the legend of Santa Claus, because you know, the
Speaker 3: actual Santa Claus thing. In eighteen twenty three, there was
Speaker 3: a poem written. It was called a Visit from Saint Nicholas,
Speaker 3: which is, now, do you know what it is?
Speaker 4: Christmas?
Speaker 3: E's the night before Christmas.
Speaker 2: Oh I'm sorry, yeah, yeah, Oh you know. I guess
Speaker 2: I'm in my mind thinking that. Honestly, I have never
Speaker 2: heard of Crampis ever. I guess it's because I love
Speaker 2: Santa Claus so much I wouldn't allow that to enter
Speaker 2: into my brain.
Speaker 3: Well, when in eighteen twenty three, when this poem came out,
Speaker 3: it was the first talk of ever talking about sweets
Speaker 3: and candy and presence and all that. And from that
Speaker 3: is where Santa Claus came. So the visit from Saint Nicholas,
Speaker 3: which this guy decided to put a bunch of stuff
Speaker 3: that Saint Nicholas never did, is what then turned into
Speaker 3: Santa Claus. Okay, So the Santa Claus we know what
Speaker 3: today basically came from that poem. Gotcha, So there you go.
Speaker 4: I love Santa.
Speaker 3: Now back to Crampis. The whole thing of Crampis and
Speaker 3: the reason we brought up Saint Nicholas Is because a
Speaker 3: lot of people refer to Crampis as Saint Nicholas's shadow
Speaker 3: in a lot of the earlier beliefs, Crampus basically is
Speaker 3: evil brother. No, but but Crampis was actually a way
Speaker 3: of making your children behave you know how. A lot
Speaker 3: of times now people are like, you know, Santa Claus,
Speaker 3: he's watching when you're sleeping, and he's watching it and
Speaker 3: he knows if you're naughty. Well, back then they just
Speaker 3: skipped all that and they just went straight to Crampus,
Speaker 3: will come beat your ass and he'll just take you
Speaker 3: because that's what Crampus would do. Crampus would he would
Speaker 3: stuff you into a you know, a bag basically like
Speaker 3: a golf bag and zip you up and he would
Speaker 3: take you to the underbellies of the earth. What Yeah,
Speaker 3: and he would bring Well, we're getting ahead of us.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, So let's talk about.
Speaker 3: Crampus a little bit. Crampis is basically half goat, half demon.
Speaker 3: That's a good combination. So the bottom half of his
Speaker 3: body was goat goat hoofs stood straight up, and the
Speaker 3: top half of his body was covered with hair dark
Speaker 3: and his head had gold horns, big demon style gold
Speaker 3: horns coming out of it. He had a long tongue,
Speaker 3: forked tongue that would often roll out of his mouth.
Speaker 3: So that's me. That sounds enticing to some people, but
Speaker 3: she got all excited. I say, a forked tongue. It's Christmas,
Speaker 3: for God's sake. Stop it.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, y'all, Okay, stop saying.
Speaker 3: So Anyways, what the belief was is, as Saint Nicholas
Speaker 3: would roam the streets and hand out gifts to the
Speaker 3: good kids, Crampus would be right beside him and actually,
Speaker 3: you know, torment the bad kids. And like I said,
Speaker 3: he would carry you know, every time you saw him,
Speaker 3: he was he was a demon from the depths of Hell,
Speaker 3: so he was always in chains. That was one of
Speaker 3: the signature things about crampis he had the chains on
Speaker 3: him to signify his you know, bound to Hell basically.
Speaker 3: But he also carried a you know, a well, I
Speaker 3: guess you could say, a bundle of birch sticks, which
Speaker 3: were basically switches, so he'd just whip your ass with them.
Speaker 4: Aren't birch twit sticks?
Speaker 3: Wait?
Speaker 4: Aren't those of those white things the white branches?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Oh, well, at least they were pretty.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm sure they were pretty. Did you did you
Speaker 3: ever have parents or grandparents that.
Speaker 2: Made you Oh yeah, yeah, plenty of many of times.
Speaker 4: I hate to admit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my grandma used to make us do. I remember
Speaker 3: one year we were so bad. I didn't even have shade.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 2: I would always go and get like this little teeny
Speaker 2: littlest little bitty thing you can.
Speaker 3: Find, and then they go out and bring back a
Speaker 3: whole branch, bring back a pine tree that would beat
Speaker 3: your ass with a Christmas tree. So this is what
Speaker 3: Crampus did, and as yours went on, it kind of
Speaker 3: just went to him just being his own. But they
Speaker 3: would put out in Germany, in Austria and some of
Speaker 3: the Eastern Block countries, they would put out greeting cards
Speaker 3: all year long that just had Crampus on there, like
Speaker 3: he knows what you're doing. And if you actually look
Speaker 3: up the internet, you can see a lot of these
Speaker 3: original cards, and these cards always depict you know, him
Speaker 3: and his horns, and he's holding a bag and he's
Speaker 3: shoving kids down into it, or he's he's holding the
Speaker 3: kid up and he's pulling it, pulling him by the ears.
Speaker 3: Or pulling a little girl by her braid of her ponytail.
Speaker 4: Oh my lord, that's terrible. I know, it's kind of
Speaker 4: I'm glad I didn't get one of those cards.
Speaker 3: If I'd known about this years ago, my kids would
Speaker 3: have been terrorized, because up to this point, all we
Speaker 3: would do is take them to haunted houses at Halloween
Speaker 3: and then threaten them if they wouldn't good to take
Speaker 3: them back to there. But I didn't know we could
Speaker 3: do the same thing for Christmas Medaddy. But that's Crampus.
Speaker 3: That's that's what he does. And it's, like I said,
Speaker 3: a lot of people say this goes back before Christianity,
Speaker 3: goes back to pagan days, but it's uh, it's kind
Speaker 3: of a scary thing when you think about it. And
Speaker 3: now we talked about with Saint Nicholas that December sixth
Speaker 3: is the day that there's a lot of feasts and
Speaker 3: there's a lot of festivals and stuff like that. For
Speaker 3: Saint Nicholas, December fifth, the day before, is Crampus Day.
Speaker 3: That's there's festivals all over the world that have Crampus
Speaker 3: Day to where people dress up like it. I mean,
Speaker 3: hundreds of people in the street with the horns coming
Speaker 3: out of their head and the forked tongue and all that.
Speaker 3: It's it's actually, it's actually pretty graphic.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well it's obvious.
Speaker 3: It's obvious. You've lady made it clear. But crampis, I think,
Speaker 3: is a pretty cool situation. There's a there's a movie
Speaker 3: I came out twenty fifteen. It's kind of half comedy
Speaker 3: half horror movie. I haven't seen it myself, saw the
Speaker 3: previews for it. It looked like it was kind of cool.
Speaker 3: Don't really look like that. It followed the true meanings
Speaker 3: and beliefs of what Crampus was, because Crampus was basically,
Speaker 3: if you were a bad kid, you were getting presents,
Speaker 3: and not only were you not getting presents, you were
Speaker 3: getting your ass beat and you were probably getting taken
Speaker 3: away somewhere.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, what makes me want to cry?
Speaker 3: Well, I know some kids that need that. I know
Speaker 3: some I know some kids that if they got their
Speaker 3: ass beat and got taken somewhere and came back, the
Speaker 3: world be a better place. I'm just saying, well, that's true. Probably,
Speaker 3: So I'm not just talking about new direction. I'm talking
Speaker 3: I'm talking about mean kids, mean.
Speaker 4: Kids, guys it's Christmas.
Speaker 3: We're not gonna do a real long show. We're gonna
Speaker 3: wrap it up. We just want to do something that
Speaker 3: was kind of fun in the spirit of the holiday.
Speaker 3: Tell you a little bit about Saint next, tell you
Speaker 3: a little bit about Crampus, and thank you guys for
Speaker 3: giving us such a great year. Like I said, we're
Speaker 3: gonna work hard. It's it's kind of funny because we're
Speaker 3: trying to work on episodes to do next year, and
Speaker 3: it's like we've got so many different ideas and we
Speaker 3: just I can't even begin to see. I come up
Speaker 3: with ideas, Let's do this one, and then another idea
Speaker 3: sounds better, and then this one sounds better. And I'm
Speaker 3: working on this wedding at the same time, and he
Speaker 3: really is marrying his cousin. What's gonna get screwed up
Speaker 3: is because, like I already know, next week, I'll let
Speaker 3: you in. Next week, we're gonna do the Bell Witch.
Speaker 3: I want to do something special for the first episode
Speaker 3: of the new year. If you've never heard the story
Speaker 3: of the Bell Witch, it is truly one of the
Speaker 3: greatest American horror story type deals because it happened and
Speaker 3: I think it was the eighteen hundreds. It happened in Tennessee.
Speaker 3: You get some demon possession, you get some poltergeist activity,
Speaker 3: you get some witchcraft. It's an awesome thing to do.
Speaker 3: My concern is, as I'm writing this wedding for my
Speaker 3: cousin and I'm trying to prepare for the show at
Speaker 3: the same time, is that I end up screwing stuff
Speaker 3: up and mixing stuff that would be awesome and I
Speaker 3: can't imagine that I'm at the wedding saying something like, Todd,
Speaker 3: do you take this witch through sickness and in health,
Speaker 3: demonic possession and some kind of you know, that would
Speaker 3: be great? Actually, yeah, I don't think that would be great.
Speaker 3: I think it'd be funny. I don't think he would
Speaker 3: have the amusement that we would have out of it. Well,
Speaker 3: so anyways, we thank you guys. We love you guys.
Speaker 3: Keep putting those reviews on iTunes. It helps us more
Speaker 3: than you realize, and be listening for us. We're coming
Speaker 3: on some other shows in the near future. We'll let
Speaker 3: you know when that happens. And we're excited about what
Speaker 3: the future holds, and we thank you guys for giving
Speaker 3: us that excitement because we wouldn't have any of it,
Speaker 3: wouldn't for you guys, So thank you, thank you very much,
Speaker 3: and Merry Christmas.
Speaker 4: Merry Christmas, Happy New Year.
Speaker 3: And happy Honukkah and happy Kwanta. And I don't know
Speaker 3: any other religions. I'm poor, but I don't know when.
Speaker 2: That is not happy Crampus, Not happy Crampus, he's out, happy.
Speaker 3: Fest of us everybody. They would like to thank you
Speaker 3: folks for kind of dropping and we're
Speaker 2: All invited back next week for this locality to have
Speaker 2: a heap and helping of their hospitality and kilduy that is,
Speaker 2: I'll come back now here