From Farm To Airborne

@Fat_Electrician @Eli_Doubletap @DonutOperator @TheAKGuy My granddad grew up on a farm in Upstate New York. His parents' house had just gotten electricity like a year or two before he went to go fight in World War Two. In New York State, which is just kinda wild to me.

@Fat_Electrician @Eli_Doubletap @DonutOperator @TheAKGuy Where is the Binder about Brandon's opponent?

@Fat_Electrician @Eli_Doubletap @DonutOperator @TheAKGuy When I grew up in Louisiana in the 90s we always said we were ten years behind the times.

@Fat_Electrician @Eli_Doubletap @DonutOperator @TheAKGuy You should get @Shanemgillis on the podcast

@Fat_Electrician @Eli_Doubletap @DonutOperator @TheAKGuy my parents got electricity here in south brasil in the late 70 they use to go to partys whit 30 to 50 other people in the back of trucks

@Fat_Electrician @Eli_Doubletap @DonutOperator @TheAKGuy In 1940 56.5% of Americans lived in urban areas. That's most Americans. Urbanization in the United States - Wikipedia

@Fat_Electrician @Eli_Doubletap @DonutOperator @TheAKGuy Got to disagree with you, @Fat_Electrician. Our home state was paving highways in the 20s and 30s. And small gasoline tractors were common. The local Doctor had an Oldsmobile. Sheriff had cop cars. Just about every town had a Ford dealer.