Mike Wargon

Solve gambling. You and Cerruti both.

Three weeks.

Three weeks.

Three weeks.

I think your wife is begging for a friend. She's sending people your way. Yeah, I think you're driving your wife nuts is what it sounds like. She's just giving your number to anyone who might be able to get you out of the house.

I think your wife is begging for a friend. She's sending people your way. Yeah, I think you're driving your wife nuts is what it sounds like. She's just giving your number to anyone who might be able to get you out of the house.

I think your wife is begging for a friend. She's sending people your way. Yeah, I think you're driving your wife nuts is what it sounds like. She's just giving your number to anyone who might be able to get you out of the house.

Can I get one thing off my chest, too? There's a bus thing I learned about recently. So from third to fifth grade, I lived directly across.

Can I get one thing off my chest, too? There's a bus thing I learned about recently. So from third to fifth grade, I lived directly across.

Can I get one thing off my chest, too? There's a bus thing I learned about recently. So from third to fifth grade, I lived directly across.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Transit, yeah. From third to fifth grade, I lived directly across from my intermediate school. So that's three to five. And my mom would not let me cross the street to do it. Like I told just walk to school. So I had to take, I was the first kid on the bus in the morning that left the school, pulled out, pick me up on the other side of the road, hour long bus.

Transit, yeah. From third to fifth grade, I lived directly across from my intermediate school. So that's three to five. And my mom would not let me cross the street to do it. Like I told just walk to school. So I had to take, I was the first kid on the bus in the morning that left the school, pulled out, pick me up on the other side of the road, hour long bus.

Transit, yeah. From third to fifth grade, I lived directly across from my intermediate school. So that's three to five. And my mom would not let me cross the street to do it. Like I told just walk to school. So I had to take, I was the first kid on the bus in the morning that left the school, pulled out, pick me up on the other side of the road, hour long bus.

She always told me it was because she didn't trust me crossing the street, but the truth is she wanted to leave for work early. So she made me ride the bus. the full route of the bus. I could see the school from my bus stop. And it was, you know, it was sort of a busy road. But I learned this like probably a couple of summers ago when we were talking about it.

She always told me it was because she didn't trust me crossing the street, but the truth is she wanted to leave for work early. So she made me ride the bus. the full route of the bus. I could see the school from my bus stop. And it was, you know, it was sort of a busy road. But I learned this like probably a couple of summers ago when we were talking about it.

She always told me it was because she didn't trust me crossing the street, but the truth is she wanted to leave for work early. So she made me ride the bus. the full route of the bus. I could see the school from my bus stop. And it was, you know, it was sort of a busy road. But I learned this like probably a couple of summers ago when we were talking about it.

I was like, you just didn't trust me to trust me to cross the street. Let me like ride my bike. And she was like, I really just needed to get to work. You know what I mean? And I didn't want you in the house while I was gone. So, you know, you were out there at like six forty five in the morning. So I could leave. And I was like, this is fucking crazy. This is a conspiracy.