Transcript
Andrew (0:00)
Hey, guys. This is Connor from Vancouver.
Luke Burbank (0:03)
I'm just sitting here, Shane, eating at a Taco Bell for lunch, and this wonderful song comes on.
Andrew (0:09)
Life of the Highway.
Luke Burbank (0:11)
Are you guys just trolling me for
Andrew (0:12)
eating a Taco Bell? Thanks, tbtm.
Luke Burbank (0:20)
Love it or hate it, it appears to be another irreversible step along mankind's journey toward God only knows what. I don't watch television. I don't even own television.
Andrew (0:30)
Notice I didn't say tv. TV is a nickname, and nicknames are for friends. And television is no friend of mine.
Luke Burbank (0:36)
And you must admit, gentlemen, these two guys have really been a thorn in your sides. You know what happens when you get a thorn in your side, Gene? It draws blood. You know, two big boys and they think this is all fun and games. Why don't you try and throw a little enthusiasm into this job?
Andrew (0:48)
A little, huh?
Luke Burbank (0:49)
Faye, you know what time it is? It's time to get real.
Andrew (0:54)
All right.
Luke Burbank (0:55)
Hello, good morning and welcome, everyone, to a Tuesday edition of tbtl, the show that just might be too beautiful to live. The word that comes to mind is ludicrous. My name is Luke Burbank. I'm your host. Hey, cheer up. It's Taco Tuesday. Coming to you from the Madrona Hill studio, perched high above the mighty Columbia. Oh, Ma.
Andrew (1:15)
Pa.
Luke Burbank (1:16)
It's just beautiful. We are looking at a beautiful sunny day that's going to get really warm by the end of today.
Andrew (1:23)
Careful, though, it's spicy.
Luke Burbank (1:27)
So we're trying to get out early and get after some yard projects here. You know, when the. When the weather is nice here, that means a podcaster's thoughts turn to yard talk. Wanted to add a few comments regarding your mole situation. We do have a little bit of that here on episode 4725 in a collector series, Let the fun begin. Including something I just realized this morning. This morning. After a number of years living at this home, dealing with the landscaping and talking about it maybe too much here on the show, I realized something today for the first time. What an idiot. Talk about that. We'll talk about bowling monopolies, or we should say alleged bowling monopolies that are going on in Seattle and maybe even other places. Oh, and we're going to talk to this guy. He's the longest running cobra of the show, maybe best known for his depictions of the tall ships. I came in a little frazzled this morning, you know, just because I've been dealing with some stuff around the house, getting ready for my daughter to come over. She's gonna be visiting from Los Angeles, which will be fun. And he calmed me down by telling me this right before the show. If you want to talk, I've got two ears and they're tuned to the listening station. He's Andrew Walsh, and he's joining me right now. Good morning, my friend.
