Vandalia

In this episode, I was burning the candle at both ends, they say.

I traveled to the town of Vandalia, Missouri.

I covered 800 miles, over 13 hours of drive time, recorded nearly five hours of content, and did all of this on a random Monday just to bring you our next guest.

This guest's story is as unique as he is.

So we are actually-

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We are located in Vandalia, Missouri today.

Vandalia, Missouri.

October 24th, which is Madison, Missouri cleanup show.

Um, and then we take a week off and then we hit Vandalia with, uh, Minmo promotions, uh, Vandalia cleanup show.

So you're probably going to get a couple extra plates.

If you guys have a car that you want to finish off, that's kind of like hobo class, um, or that those SUV classes, um, vans, um, I know they're giving you a couple extra plates.

Um, try to limp your shit through.

Um, I'm sure they're going to give you a little bit more in Vandalia.

I know they were talking about Vandalia run what you brung class.

Um, I know there's a lot of sponsors jumped on board with that to make that payout happen.

Kim Blanchard visited her in jail and said Gypsy looked like the person she actually was, like she'd been wearing a costume for years and had finally taken it off.

She was processed into the state system at a facility in Vandalia, Missouri, before she went to Chillicothe Correctional Center.

And when a reporter checked her inmate record a year in, it still had her last name misspelled, carrying the extra letter her mother had added to it as a disguise.

Even in a state database, Dee Dee's paperwork was still winning.