(xx) North Dakota River Bottom Revel

Hello there on Christmas Day. Get written by Paul. That's a lot so far.

What's the North Dakota River Bottom Revel? I gather it's a beloved old winter time custom widely observed in this party's country. I never heard of it, guys. It's smack somewhat of a chivalry. Would you lie, I always.

Heber and him plan to pull that on us. Or do you mind, kidu? How many of them? Eight. All fellas in the Bright Kentucky Hotel? Yeah. Stephen was so full enthusiasm, I didn't see how I...

It's a game, boy. Well, I want to come in the house. They'll dash in the house and then dash right out of the house. It's just a matter of, hello. Look, I've never seen you.

Look so it's common. And then you rush to. Here, you're the right to meet Cush in today. Nobody better calls me into the air. You'll get the idea, don't you? Sounds like Bob said, right.

Young people used to go on in Dixon, where you'd pull up at every farmhouse along the road and sing a song and maybe they'd come out and give you a cider, hot coffee. Exactly. Exactly.

Starting Dakota River by them, Rebel. That sounds mean like kind of a peculiar name. So, why mark it? Because I don't have to warm it in on its kiddo. Stop by other places besides here, I expect.

The millions. That's the thing of it. They'll drop in on all of their friends out in front of the house. Nobody in that bright Kentucky hotel op that knows me well enough to call me Sadie.

Oh, Mil's got this. Hello Mil's got this. You've got a blue mine you keep like a sixteen-year-old. He's really rushed by a George. come here in Russia I had to touch you in today anyway they can go down here in 16 I'm glad to see you maybe this is this season of the year when people aren't to