00:00Did you, did you enjoy, you know, I mean, the ruralness growing up?
00:06Did you have an appreciation after the fact?
00:08Yeah, no, yeah, I didn't, no, I had no frame of reference at all.
00:11Yeah, that's what you, that was it.
00:13Yeah, right, so I didn't really, like, I, like, there's a place in Tennessee called Cookville that I, that, like,
00:19I thought was like a legitimate city.
00:21But to you guys, it'd be the most podunk, you know, place you've ever seen.
00:26It's just a collection of, like, chain restaurants and a Walmart.
00:29Right.
00:30And there's a movie theater there, so that's like.
00:32That's downtown.
00:33Big, big stuff, you know.
00:34So, like, yeah, but my hometown doesn't have any, there's no, like, traffic lights or anything.
00:39That, I don't know if this is true, but my dad always told me that they tried to install some
00:43traffic lights on the town square in the 80s,
00:46but that didn't take because people kept shooting them out in the middle of the night.
00:51I believe that.
00:52Yes.
00:52I believe that.
00:53Yeah, I ain't gonna have no commie robots telling us when to stop and when to go.
00:58This is America.
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