Maybe you're thinking of National Public Radio's "Car Talk," with brothers Tom and Ray Magliozzi? They called themselves Click and Clack. I liked listening to that show, even though I'm not so good with cars/vehicles. :)
That's why I think it was a local show ... it wasn't on NPR, and all the callers were local. They always came on a couple hours before "Click and Clack", and I had to change the station.
Copy and paste saves me a lot of time. Any part of an answer or comment that I do not personally author is always in italics or otherwise signaled out by me as a copy and paste.
And unless I state otherwise, anything I post is an accurate representation of what I believe to be true---regardless of the source I use. I'm always more interested in providing accurate information in my answers rather than choosing a "well known" or specific source.
Thank you, because I feel the same way. I don't ever mind personally when someone does that in an effort to provide me with information. I have done it too for others, but it has not gone unnoticed by me how poorly received that is by some. I'm not sure why, but it is often ridiculed and the person chastised for doing so. Go figure.
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