I'm surrounded

by very rich friends.

I'm loving it.

You're doing well.

I mean, you've got Jimmy Reed in the back.

You've got some other people.

You've got a fantastic collection over there, man.

Yeah, no, you can keep that one.

is it uncle doug

did uncle doug do it where the hell is uncle doug i i have been playing and watching a lot of batman movies okay i think we can kind of i'm a big detective my detective phase so harry or barry harry harry barry for nana nana for farry me my mo mary Harry.

it wasn't bad but i managed to wrap it up go on then uh uh nick do you want to hit up this time Wrap up the

whole entire show? Absolutely.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You're down to our level now, mate.

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this is going to be the time capsule is going to be in a modified traditional kentucky bourbon barrel will it be modified to such an extent nick that that bourbon will actually be able to go in it without going bad

So if it was in a glass bottle, we could definitely put bourbon in the barrel.

But what we've done is taken this 55-gallon bourbon barrel, and there's a hatch cut into it that we can lock up.

And then we've had the top emblazoned with the Secretary of State seal to be opened in 2051.

And it will not be buried underground.

It will live in the Secretary of State's office.

Obviously, right now, the state capitol is under renovation.

I guess what would these be? schools, corporate entities around the state, some of the big companies like a Toyota or a Ford, you'd ask them to submit something?

Will it be modified to such an extent, Nick, that bourbon will actually be able to go in it without going bad?

So if it was in a glass bottle, we could definitely put bourbon in the barrel.

But what we've done is taken this 55-gallon bourbon barrel, and there's a hatch cut into it that we can lock up, and then we've had – you know, the top emblazoned with the Secretary of State seal to be opened in 2051.

And it will not be buried underground.

It will live in the Secretary of State's office.

Obviously, right now, the state capitol is under renovation.

So at least through our tenure here and into whoever the next secretary is, and maybe even to the secretary after that, the bourbon barrel will be in the office for now, at least until it can get moved back over to the state capitol.

I guess what would these be? schools, corporate entities around the state, some of the big companies like a Toyota or a Ford, you'd ask them to submit something?