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I don't think anyone else does that.
Yeah, I wouldn't do it.
Yeah, I wouldn't do it.
Well, I'm also, I'm a hardcover girl. Oh, okay. So it's like this, honestly, I have no business commenting on a paperback conversation. But you can comment on your own paperback.
Well, I'm also, I'm a hardcover girl. Oh, okay. So it's like this, honestly, I have no business commenting on a paperback conversation. But you can comment on your own paperback.
There you go. So like, there you go.
There you go. So like, there you go.
And you should definitely preorder it and grab it. You can preorder it anywhere you feel in your soul that you want to buy a book. Whatever bookstore or book outlet feels right to you and feels lovely to you, do that. Go crazy. I support it. Especially smaller indie bookstores. They're like the best.
And you should definitely preorder it and grab it. You can preorder it anywhere you feel in your soul that you want to buy a book. Whatever bookstore or book outlet feels right to you and feels lovely to you, do that. Go crazy. I support it. Especially smaller indie bookstores. They're like the best.
And if you need like a list of them, you can go to thebutchergame.com and there's like a little list of... It'll bring you to different places. But yeah, go do that. Because you really want to catch up on the story because... Who knows why? Who knows what's coming down the pike? Who knows why you might want to catch up on this story? I don't. I don't know anything. Who can be sure?
And if you need like a list of them, you can go to thebutchergame.com and there's like a little list of... It'll bring you to different places. But yeah, go do that. Because you really want to catch up on the story because... Who knows why? Who knows what's coming down the pike? Who knows why you might want to catch up on this story? I don't. I don't know anything. Who can be sure?
So I don't know. Maybe hang on to that information. Maybe. I don't know. But go catch up on it. And a paperback is a great way to do that. It's true. So let's go, girls. Let's G-O-O-O-O-O. Boop, boop, boop, boop, boop. So today we're going to do a two-pata here. Two-pata. And it's just because it's like a lot. going on. This is a wild one. This is the Mad Bomber of New York. Okay.
So I don't know. Maybe hang on to that information. Maybe. I don't know. But go catch up on it. And a paperback is a great way to do that. It's true. So let's go, girls. Let's G-O-O-O-O-O. Boop, boop, boop, boop, boop. So today we're going to do a two-pata here. Two-pata. And it's just because it's like a lot. going on. This is a wild one. This is the Mad Bomber of New York. Okay.
It did happen in the 1940s, but just because it happened in the 1940s doesn't mean it's not an insane story.
It did happen in the 1940s, but just because it happened in the 1940s doesn't mean it's not an insane story.
It might make it, and I think it does. This is a very interesting one. Any New Yorkers, I wonder if you guys know about this, have heard about it, maybe family members told you about it. It's Seems like New York was really put through it during this. Oh, man.
It might make it, and I think it does. This is a very interesting one. Any New Yorkers, I wonder if you guys know about this, have heard about it, maybe family members told you about it. It's Seems like New York was really put through it during this. Oh, man.
So this started, it was in the fall of 1940, when an employee of the Consolidated Edison Company in Manhattan discovered a bomb in the company's main offices. Shit. Along with a note that said, Con Edison Crooks, this is for you. Oh, damn. The bomb was discovered before it detonated and no one was harmed. That's good.
So this started, it was in the fall of 1940, when an employee of the Consolidated Edison Company in Manhattan discovered a bomb in the company's main offices. Shit. Along with a note that said, Con Edison Crooks, this is for you. Oh, damn. The bomb was discovered before it detonated and no one was harmed. That's good.
But a year later, the company received a second bomb, followed by a note to the NYPD where the bomber announced that he was going to make no more bombs for the duration of World War II, but then he would begin again after the war ended. So this motherfucker's playing a long game. Oh, yeah, playing a... You don't call him the Mad Bomber for nothing. No.