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DLH, David, and Jaime discuss road rage and provide a public service announcement on zipper merging.

• Defining Road Rage
• Personal Experiences
• Road Rage Statistics
• Quick explanation of zipper merge
• Tips to avoid road rage or deescalate road rage.
• Verdict

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David & Jaime discuss their interest in motorcycles. David explains how got into riding motorcycles, and how he came to acquire the Harley owns currently.

David's Bike:

• 2009 Harley FXCWC (Rocker C)
• Key Features:
  • Unique Design: The Rocker C stands out with its raked-out front end, long wheelbase, and distinctive styling.
  • Hidden Passenger Pillions: The Rocker C features a "Trick seat design" where the passenger pillion folds out from under the solo seat, allowing for two-up riding.
  • Chrome Accents: Many components, including the headlamp, handlebar riser, fork lowers, and tank console, are chrome-plated.
  • Twin Cam 96 Engine: The Rocker C is powered by a 96 cubic inch Twin Cam 96 engine, delivering 92 foot-pounds of torque.
  • Six-Speed Transmission: The bike utilizes a six-speed transmission.
  • Deluxe Pinstripe Flames: Deluxe pinstripe flames are standard on the Rocker C.
  • Optional Smart Security System: The bike is available with an optional Smart Security System

Jaime's Bike:

• 2003 Harley FXD (Dyna Super Glide)
• Key Features and Specifications:
  • Engine: 1450cc (88.0 cubic inches) Twin Cam 88® engine, vibration isolation-mounted.
  • Transmission: 5-speed.
  • Frame: "Dyna" frame with a rubber-mounted engine for reduced vibrations.
  • Fuel System: 40mm Constant Velocity Carburetor with Enrichner and Accelerator Pump.
  • Exhaust: Staggered Shorty Duals.
  • Seat Height: 26.5 inches.
  • Dry Weight: 639 lbs
  • 100th Anniversary Edition: Some 2003 models were part of the 100th anniversary celebration

They discuss modifications or accessories for their respective bikes.

Motorcycle Maintenance:

• They discuss their maintenance schedules.
• Cost
• Repair/Replace

Tips to look out for when riding.

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Leo and Jaime discuss the rise of Metallica.

Metallica is a heavy metal band formed in 1981 in Los Angeles.

• Became widely known as a Bay Area band after they moved from Los Angeles.
• Discussed the origins on the their name.
• Discussed the original band members and several iterations.
• Discussed their Discography.
• The Big Four
• What made the band iconic?
• Discuss the loss of a band member.
• Discuss what they think was the downfall of metallica.

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Leo and Jaime discuss the rise of Metallica.

Metallica is a heavy metal band formed in 1981 in Los Angeles.

• Became widely known as a Bay Area band after they moved from Los Angeles.
• Discussed the origins on the their name.
• Discussed the original band members and several iterations.
• Discussed their Discography.
• The Big Four
• What made the band iconic?
• Discuss the loss of a band member.
• Discuss what they think was the downfall of metallica.

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Michael Trevino (EmTee) joins Dr. DLH and Jaime to recap the 2024 trip to Guadalupe Peak.

Climb to the "Top of Texas" with a hike up Guadalupe Peak. Guadalupe Peak is a rewarding, although very strenuous, 8.4 mile round trip hike with a 3,000 foot elevation gain. It will take from six to eight hours to complete the hike.

• EmTee gives the perspective of the other Brothers that went on the trip.

Issue a verdict and some tips for hiking Guadalupe Peak.

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Daniel Campos joins David, Dr. DLH, and Jaime for a trip to Guadalupe Peak.

Climb to the "Top of Texas" with a hike up Guadalupe Peak. Guadalupe Peak is a rewarding, although very strenuous, 8.4 mile round trip hike with a 3,000 foot elevation gain. It will take from six to eight hours to complete the hike.

• They record during the drive to the trail. Discuss the gear and snack they packed for the trip.
• They record their thoughts during the hike up the mountain. At a elevation of about 7,500, the guys check in on how everyone is doing.
• They recap the hike after a long grueling day. They guys discuss what they liked most about the trip, what they disliked the most, and whether they would do it again.

Issue a verdict and some tips for hiking Guadalupe Peak.

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David, Dr. DLH, and Jaime discuss the article in the New York Post titled "Daily showers are purely 'performative' and have no real health benefit, experts insist."

The discussion continues to daily hygiene habits.

They provide a list of celebrities that do not shower daily (allegedly).

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David, Dr. DLH, and Jaime discuss Code-Switching and the different aspects of using it.

Code-switching is the practice of changing languages, dialects, accents, or tones of voice in a single conversation or situation. It can also involve changing mannerisms or appearance.

Why people code-switch

• To optimize comfort and get fair treatment
• To find a workplace that aligns with their values and self-identity
• To maintain ethnic distinctiveness
• To fit in with a dominant group

Also provide examples of code-switching. Knight Code tie-in.

Knight Code No. 019:

Prior to addressing Brothers, all Brothers shall be aware of the multitude of head nods. They are as follows:

• Head Nod Down is for acknowledgment. As in, a Downward Head Nod communicates that I acknowledge you exist, and we have noticed each other existing.
• Head Nod Up is for recognition. An Upward Head Nod communicates that I know you.
• Head Nod to the Right is let us adjourn to the nearest room and discuss a private matter.
• Head Nod to the Left is let us retire for the evening.

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The guys issue a verdict.

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