10-22-24 - 8am - Kamala at McDonald's, Reading Texts and Counting Votes

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
You, being an attorney, should know that all it would
take for the McDonald's corporation or franchise in this case
is a lawsuit. And darn skippy, they'll find those records
from the nineteen eighties when you come on my house
allegedly worked at McDonald's. That's a great point. By the way, Dragon,

(00:22):
you owe me another five hundred dollars.

Speaker 2 (00:25):
Oh really, So that's what's going on here? Okay, I
got it. I I have to disagree.

Speaker 3 (00:32):
And we do have a goober texter saying that do
they have W twos in Canada? Didn't you work with
McDonald's in Canadia?

Speaker 4 (00:39):
I am one step ahead of you, mister baldheaded a hole.

Speaker 3 (00:43):
I mean the text. I hate sexual harassment.

Speaker 4 (00:46):
I know.

Speaker 2 (00:47):
I can't believe I've called you that at least four
times today. It's the first time you've accused me of
sexual harassment. I'm sorely disappointed.

Speaker 4 (00:53):
Didn't you really? Yeah?

Speaker 2 (00:56):
So I decided to get on the old Google machine
because I thought, if any place is going to return
the results in favor of Kamala Harris, it's.

Speaker 4 (01:06):
Going to be Google.

Speaker 2 (01:07):
Right, So I found this story from Newsweek. Did Kamala
Harris work at McDonald's or not. Now, before I go
any further, let me just explain. I don't want to
spend a lot of time on this because I got
some other things I gotta get to. But I do
because I find once I read this story, this story
is not just about McDonald's, but this is a Newsweek's story.

(01:29):
Is another example of how the cabal is doing everything
they can to influence this election. This is written by
Catherine Fung, who's senior writer at McDonald's, and it's dated yesterday,
October twenty. First, it starts out when former President Donald
Trump made a stop at a Pennsylvania McDonald's on Sunday

(01:52):
to work. And the word work is an air quote.
Of course it's an air quote. Do you really think
he was working? Like do you think they gave him? Like, okay,
mister president, fill out your W four so we can
send you a W two for the fifteen minutes or
the half hour or whatever it was. Seriously, and then

(02:14):
you have the whole The left is apoplectic because it
was a staged event.

Speaker 4 (02:22):
No, FC Sherlock.

Speaker 2 (02:24):
Really, every political event is, in one way or another,
a staged event, and particularly in this race, I would
say that every political event is a staged event. You
know why, because both of these candidates. One happens to
be the current sitting Vice president of the United States

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and the other one is the former president of the
United States. You know historically that's kind of interesting, isn't it.
Have we had that before? I don't need to think
about that, Adams Jefferson, No, any I gotta think through
that one. This may be unique in that regard alone,
but because you have a sitting vice president and a

(03:10):
former president, every event is staged. Because do you think
they're going to let Donald Trump, who's already been subject
to at least two assassination attempts? I don't count that
third one. I think that third one we're going to
learn is you know this why I have not talked
about it. That third one was not an assassination attempt.

(03:30):
That third one happened to be a Trump supporter who
had been receiving death threats, who was way outside the perimeter.
Wasn't even on the grounds of that event when he
was taught with a gun illegally in his possession because
he didn't have a concealed carry permit. It was not
an assassination attempt. So, anyway, you got a current vice

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president a or a sitting vice president, a former president
event who has been subject of at least two assassination attempts,
And so do you think the Secret Service, Well, maybe
I need to be careful what I say here, because
the Secret Service has proved to be somewhat incompetent. But

(04:13):
do you think that a competent Secret Service team would
allow Donald Trump to walk into any random McDonald's and
just go behind the counter or just randomly serve people
as they drive up in their cars to the drive
through window. Do you think that's going to happen. They're
not going to let Kamala Harris do that. Every event

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is staged. Every political event is pre planned, organized, all
the logistics are worked out, So every event is staged.
So for Newsweek to put the word work in air
quotes shows that they too want to claim that, oh, well,
this was just a staged event. He didn't really work

(04:57):
at McDonald's. Well, actually, in terms of the definition of
the word work, he did. He got training. I watched
I watched the video. He got training on how they
cooked the fries, and then he actually cooked some fries,
and then he put some salt on him, and he
put the fries in the in the little container. He

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put the fries in the sack. He bagged it up.
He handed it to a customer and said, here, courtesy
of Trump, you know, gave him away or something.

Speaker 4 (05:26):
Ah. I get so sick of this. So, in.

Speaker 2 (05:33):
Terms of whether or not Tamala Harris may have worked
at the McDonald's in Canada, Newsweek deals with that Harris
has recalled working I'm reading verbatim, Harris has recalled working
at a McDonald's that her campaign has identified as the

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location on Central Avenue in Alameda, California, one years ago
in the summer of nineteen eighty three, when she would
have been a rising sophomore.

Speaker 4 (06:06):
At Howard University.

Speaker 2 (06:09):
Asked repeatedly by Newsweek for more details, the campaign has
not responded. This is dated yesterday. McDonald's corporate office has
also not responded to repeated requests for more information, though
the company made its first reference to such requests in
an internal statement Sunday, saying, in part, quote, we and

(06:31):
our franchisees don't have records for all positions dating back
to the early eighties. And it goes on to quote
the statement from McDonald's news Week says this. Harris first
mentioned the summer job publicly five years ago, during her
brief run in the Democratic presidential primary. She said, too

(06:53):
striking McDonald's workers on the Las Vegas picket line in
twenty nineteen, quote, I worked at McDonald's. I did the
French fries and I did the ice cream. If we
want to talk about these golden arches being a symbol
for the best of America, well the arches are falling short.

Speaker 4 (07:12):
Close quote.

Speaker 2 (07:13):
So the first time she mentioned working at McDonald's, she
derided McDonald's, Newsweek says, But prior to that, prior to
that one statement in twenty nineteen, she did not mention
it in the course of her other campaigns for public office,
nor did it even come up in two autobiographical books.

Speaker 4 (07:33):
She wrote.

Speaker 2 (07:34):
Further, it was left off a job application and resume
she submitted a year after she graduated from college. According
to The Washington Free Beacon, a conservative outlet that investigated
the claims back in August, that job application was for
a law kirk position in the Alameda County District Attorney's office.

(07:55):
In October nineteen eighty seven, in a section asking the
candidate to list every position they've held in the prior
ten years. Harris listed several jobs, but not the McDonald's gig.

(08:17):
For me, I've had to fill out those forms to
get my clearances. Not only do I have to list
every address I've lived since I was like sixteen years old,
I've had to list every job part time or otherwise

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since I was sixteen years old. I had to go
through and think about every single place I've worked, some
of which I could not actually remember the names of.
My first summer job during college was working for a
company that manufactured doors. They actually put door frames and

(08:59):
door together that they then sold to, you know, housing
development companies that put those doors in houses. Part of
my job was to put the frames together, boom boom, boom, boom,
boom boom, nail put it down the line, boom boom,
boom boom. Do others. Yeah, I've done work like that.
I couldn't think of the name of it, so I

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had to put on the and I forget the number
of the form, but I had to put on the
form that in the summer of x I worked at
a place located in this city and it was doing
this I don't remember the name of the company, but
if it still exists, that's what I did. Maybe you
can find it, but I had to fill it out.

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So when you go to work for a DA's office,
it's not unusual to be asked for every job you
have held in the prior ten years. Now, she applied
for that in eighty seven. She said she worked at
the McDonald's in the summer of nineteen eighty one.

Speaker 4 (10:08):
That's within the.

Speaker 2 (10:09):
Ten year period. So either she lied on that application
or she lied about working for McDonald's. Now, why am
I focusing so much time on this because I think
it goes to her. You know, my values have not changed,
that's right. And you one of your values is that

(10:33):
you lie about whatever it takes wherever you are and
for more on whatever group you are, to somehow make
yourself relatable to that group, because you are not relatable.
You are a Marxist raised by a Marxist family. You
are an elitist, and you think that you are better
than everybody else. So and you know you're better than

(10:55):
everybody else in your mind, so you've got to prove otherwise.
Used to work at McDonald's, and I'm here talking to
a bunch of striking McDonald's workers. So yeah, they golden
arch as well, they're not so golden, oar they? In fact,
they're horrible. I know how horrible it is because I
used to work at McDonald's. I worked the fry in
the ice cream machine. Isn't it interesting that she claims
that she used to work for the ice cream machine,

(11:17):
which is the one thing that McDonald's is famous for
not being able to work. It hardly ever, does work
because it's so hard to clean that nobody wants.

Speaker 4 (11:25):
To clean it.

Speaker 2 (11:25):
So well, it's just broken. But them McDonald's mentions this,
do you know that one out of every eight Americans
dragon has at one time in their life worked at McDonald's.
One out of every eight Americans.

Speaker 3 (11:42):
Yeah, I believe that.

Speaker 4 (11:43):
I find that astonishing.

Speaker 3 (11:46):
I would have thought maybe a little more serious.

Speaker 2 (11:49):
Sure, it's like almost ten percent of Americans have at
some point worked at McDonald's.

Speaker 3 (11:55):
I'm sure you could double a triple that if you
do just any fast people.

Speaker 2 (11:59):
Well, yeah, so you probably could get well over ten
percent of everybody. Let's see. Okay, now here's where it
gets the story gets interesting. But while Harris's campaign They
Right is working to make McDonald's worker a biographical signpost

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for the vice president. She's refused to give any attention
to Trump's comments. In September, Trump campaign official told Newsweek
that the Harris campaign has quote completely shut down close
quote on the matter, saying the vice president's team has
not responded either to the Trump camp or any reporter
that's investigated her resume. Richard Leemer, the chief executive of

(12:44):
RLM Public Relations, told Newsweek McDonald's is code for Trump.
He likes to say things that get his bases attention.
It's like saying she wasn't good enough as a team
to even do that. Further, he talks about her as
someone who lies and that riles up his supporters. It
fits with his overarching narrative. Hagardy said, I don't know

(13:08):
who Haggard he is. Let's see, oh, it's a campaign
worker for Harris. Trump has regularly tried to undercut the
briegraphical details of his political opponents. He started the birther
movement against former President Barack Obama and made similar claims
about rivals, including Ted Cruz in sixteen and Nikki Haley

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this year. Despite those deeply personal attacks, both Cruise and
Hailey have endorsed him, and he goes on to talk about.

Speaker 4 (13:35):
The birther movement.

Speaker 2 (13:37):
I didn't know this, but Newsweek on their website has
what's called let me scroll down to this. Newsweek has
a thing that they call I was reading from the
print friendly, the fairness Meter. Newsweek is committed to journalism

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that's factual and hold us accountable and submit your rating
of this article on the meter. And the meter has
the following raiders ratings unfair left leaning, mostly fair left leaning,
then at the top fair, and then as you move

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over the half the semicircle, you get over to mostly
fair right leaning, unfair right leaning as the far right choice.
So on this half circle, guess where this article has
been rated unfair left leaning. So Newsweek just trying to

(14:46):
report the facts, of course, because they have to quote
some pr official that talks about how horrible Trump is.
He started the birth of movement. I didn't think that.
Did Trump start the I didn't think it was Trump
that started that. But anyway, whoever started the birth movement?
I think Barack Obama himself started the birth movement. But anyway,

(15:09):
I digress, But isn't it fascinating that just even reporting
about McDonald's, they can't just be objective. They have to
go in and attack Donald Trump for questioning other people
in other campaigns that have long since been over, when
the story should be solely about whether or not Kamala

(15:30):
Harris worked a McDonald's and whether or not Newsweek can
prove that, And apparently Newsweek cannot prove that other than
she apparently says that it was during the summer of
nineteen eighty one when she was a sophomore at Howard University,
and it was at a particular McDonald's on Central Avenue

(15:51):
in Oakland, California. So nope, Canada has nothing to do
with this. Do you see how how brilliant this whole
move was. Simply going to McDonald's is still making the news.
Simply going to McDonald's is a news story that the

(16:12):
left just can't let go when the smartest thing if
I were if I were the Harris campaign, of course
i'd ignore this because I would assume that the cabal
is going to help me ignore it too. But the
cabal is so infused with Trump de arrangement syndrome they

(16:33):
can't let it go when what they ought to do
politically is just shut up or either report it fairly.
I like McDonald trump better than Donald Trump just saying
I saw a great meme yesterday, or somebody taking the
McDonald's and taking off the mc and it just said Donald's.

(16:59):
He pretty much did own donald's sixteen oh three year. Right,
it was Hillary Clinton that started the birthroom movement back
in the two thousand and eight election.

Speaker 4 (17:08):
Yeah, you're exactly right. Is that true? Yeah, it was Hilary. Yeah.

Speaker 2 (17:13):
I can let the space of that out of That's fascinating,
my gosh, that whole birthroom movement because I honestly believe
that Barack Obama was born in Hawaii, but I also
believe they doctored a birth certificate.

Speaker 4 (17:32):
But it had nothing to do with where he was born.
It had to do with his parentage. I think that's
what was going on. But man, I'm not going to
start down that.

Speaker 3 (17:43):
If you want to jump back really quickly to the
Kamala Harrison lying about her working at McDonald's, Well, she's
a fan of lying about things, because she was on
the Breakfast Club morning show, yes, talking about how she
smoked weed in college. Yes, But of course then the
question later was asked what music she listened to while
high in college. She had to spout off, Oh, of course,

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you know Tupac and Snoop Dogg. Well, she graduated college
in eighty nine and Snoop Dogg and Tupac's albums didn't
come out until ninety one and ninety three, so it
makes perfect sense.

Speaker 4 (18:19):
But she's a clairvoyant, you see, she sees.

Speaker 2 (18:24):
Things, and so oftentimes like like, I know, I'm not
very good at math, so I don't need an engineer
to explain to me that one in eight is actually
greater than ten percent of twelve point five or twelve
point eight percent or something like, I don't really need that.

Speaker 4 (18:39):
You don't need to try.

Speaker 2 (18:39):
To explain away Kamala Harris's claravoyants because she just, you know,
And why would you think that, just because she would
say that about Tupac and Snoop Dogg, that she would
be pandering when she's in front of a bunch of
striking McDonald's work.

Speaker 3 (18:55):
Yeah, that's her clairvoyance right there, because she was just
trying to reach in her head to any black artist
that's seemingly popular, or this.

Speaker 2 (19:04):
One's seventy five as long as we're on text message
as Dragon, as you mentioned seventy five seventy two, Mike
and Dragon, isn't Kamala just picking up where Joe left off. Catholic, Jewish, Black,
Puerto Rican.

Speaker 3 (19:16):
Yeah, she hadn't stumbled across the Asian stuff anymore.

Speaker 4 (19:20):
Yeah, she never even mentions that or after.

Speaker 3 (19:23):
Mom right and her mom raised her. She grew up
in a middle class household with her mom and a
friend down the street, right.

Speaker 2 (19:29):
In Toronto or Montreal or somewhere. Yeah, whatever, Michael, good
morning from South Dakota. When I worked in Colorado for
a worldwide company, we had the president of our company
fly into tour the c ISSU campus. His exact path
on campus was pre planned. We spent weeks preparing the
route so all our equipment was as presented in as

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pristine condition as possible. One of our machines had an
energy saving features feature that shut down half the illumination
when at rest for thirty.

Speaker 4 (20:02):
Minutes of non use.

Speaker 2 (20:04):
I drove sixty miles to that location just to push
a button so the lights would come on. McDonald's visit scripted,
give me a break, everyone, have a great day. I
can just hear him saying that. Michael says, four four
six seven. I worked at McDonald's on the ass cash here,

(20:25):
and we were the ones who worked those sticky ice
cream machines. Oh so it's your fault. I don't think
i've ever had ice cream from McDonald's. I don't think
I ever have.

Speaker 3 (20:34):
I'm sure I have when it was brand new, when
the mcflury was brand freaking new, Because everybody was all
up in arms about the squared spoon that's the actual
stir stick it was. It was very unusual for the
time it was.

Speaker 4 (20:49):
Yeah, so that's proof that I know.

Speaker 2 (20:52):
I've never had a mcfluury. I've never seen a square spoon.
It would be like trying to eat it with top
sticks or something.

Speaker 3 (21:00):
The handle of the spoon is a square, hollowed out,
not like a straw as it's circular, but the handle
of the spoon is squared so that they can stick
it up into the machine that actually stirs the ice cream,
so they don't have to have to watch that conerence. Yeah.

Speaker 2 (21:17):
Huh okay, all right, uh useless information. Yes, it's an
SF eighty six form. I don't see it when I say,
let me just give you guys. A hint when I say, like,
I don't remember the particular number of a form, I
don't remember because I don't care. I don't care what
the number of the form is. Let's see goomer number

(21:42):
zero two four nine, Mike. The lefties are so proud
of themselves for calling out the fact that Trump didn't
really quote work at McDonald's and that it was stage.
The man's been shot at twice. Do you really think
he's going to expose himself out in the open like that. Well,
of course he's not. Well, you know, actually he might,
but the Secret Service isn't going to let it happen. Uh.

(22:05):
Two nine o nine, Mike. It may have been a
staged event, but at least she takes she I think
you wait a minute, I'll just read it as it's written, Mike.
It may have been a staged event, but at least
she takes real questions from random reporters instead of pre

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arranged crape.

Speaker 3 (22:29):
I'm not quite sure I follow along.

Speaker 2 (22:31):
I think he or whoever two nine oh nine is
you may have meant he takes real questions from random reporters.
Or I love this one because I've done this a
bazillion Times thirty nine to eighty four. How many of
these people have been at a groundbreaking ceremony with a
shovel in their hands and a hard hat on, ready

(22:53):
to scoop that first bit of dirt.

Speaker 3 (22:56):
It's a gold shovel and a hard hat. That's completely useless. Right,
I'll put it.

Speaker 2 (23:04):
On forwards, right, Yeah, I didn't make any difference who
who somebody had somebody recently had a cowboy hat on backwards.

Speaker 3 (23:15):
I remember Joe had his his hard hat on backwards.

Speaker 2 (23:19):
Joe had his hard hat, but somebody had a cowboy
I forget who that was.

Speaker 4 (23:26):
Let me let me go what I've been I've been
avoiding this. I just haven't gotten to it.

Speaker 2 (23:32):
You know the Fox News Decision desk that everybody was
pissed off last time about calling Arizona early, which may
or may may or may not have been the right
thing to do. The chief of the Fox News Decision desk,
somebody by the name of Aaron Michigan, has indicated that
the outcome of the twenty twenty four presidential election might

(23:57):
not be confirmed until several days after election day. Yay,
I started this story and it just made my head explode.

Speaker 4 (24:13):
Why is it now.

Speaker 2 (24:17):
I want to give you an example of the kind
of world we live in. We live in a world
where I'm sitting here with a smartphone that's more powerful
than you know, the NASA engineers used back in the sixties.
I've got an unplugged battery running on a battery right now,

(24:39):
MacBook Pro. I now have a twenty five year old
server down in the basement that is actually showing me
the control panel today, and I got Adobe Audition up
so those are actually working. I've got my computer plugged

(25:01):
into a microphone stand over there so that I can
play audio separate apart from the computer audio in case
I run across the SoundBite I want to use. I
have all of this stuff. When I took a walk
during the break was I told Dragon, I'm fascinated because
we have an entire landscaping crew outside right now that

(25:25):
have leaf blowers. Now it's autumn, it's fall, we're going
into winter. The leaves are changing and they're beginning to
fall off the trees. Now, what happened before the rake
was invented, Well, we just left we left the leaves
on the ground. You know, growing up my parents we

(25:48):
lived on the on the edge of town in this
kind of new subdivision that have been developed. And I
think we had three trees and when the leaves would fall,
we just left them there. I was never told to
go rake the leaves.

Speaker 4 (26:02):
Never.

Speaker 2 (26:02):
We never thought about raking the leaves. The leaves would decay, decay,
and by springtime the leaves were gone, and of course
it's Oklahoma, so they had gone. You know, the wind
came sweeping down the plane. So they ended up I
don't know, they ended up in Houston, or they ended
up in the Gulf of Mexico.

Speaker 4 (26:16):
I don't know.

Speaker 2 (26:17):
But they also returned to the earth, ashes to ashes,
dust to dust, leaves.

Speaker 4 (26:23):
Back to dirt.

Speaker 2 (26:23):
But we got a whole crew out there with dare
I say, gas powered leaf blowing machines that are blowing
the leaves all into the parking lot so they can
then use because I've seen the truck and they got
a truck there's gonna got a big, giant, big ass
vacuum on it and they're gonna vacuum up the leaves
and then what.

Speaker 4 (26:43):
Are they gonna do with them?

Speaker 2 (26:45):
But they're gonna haul them off and dumb them somewhere. Well,
why not just leave them there. My point is, we
have all of this technology, we have all of this capability,
and yet we can't count votes.

Speaker 4 (26:58):
It's gonna take us days when when I can go
on and I.

Speaker 2 (27:04):
Can look right now on my phone, not even on
my laptop. I can look at my phone and I
can look at all my credit card accounts and see
all the charges that I have made that have not
yet cleared.

Speaker 4 (27:18):
That are pending pending charges.

Speaker 2 (27:22):
In fact, I looked at it last night and I
saw one account that I thought, well, I'm gonna go
I'm gonna go ahead and just pay that now. Since
I'm looking at it, there's an eighty five dollars charge.
It's still Penning won't let me pay because it's not
actually cleared through their system yet. But once it clears,
I can just I can just pay. I don't have
to wait till the due date. I can just pay

(27:43):
it right now. Or I could actually schedule to actually
pay on the due date if I wanted to. We
live in an amazing society. We live in an amazing world.
You know, when I drove the Beamer today, when I
get in the car, I'm going to set my phone
on the console and on my dash on my screen,

(28:03):
my car play's gonna show up. And if I wanted
to If Dragon, as he is wanting to do, occasionally
sends me a text message about how much he loves
working with men, I can just either touch that with
my finger, or I actually have a little thing on
my console, or I can just kind of turn it
and just touch it and it'll and then guess what,
it'll actually read me the text message. I don't have

(28:26):
to read it myself. Cyria will just read it for me.
But we may not know the results of the election
for a week. Are you freaking kidding me? That's absurd.

Speaker 5 (28:40):
Michael Kamala Harris and I are the same age. In
nineteen eighty one, she would have been a freshman or
sophomore in high school, not in college. She wouldn't have
started college until eighty three or eighty four. So I
don't know how they do the math on that.

Speaker 2 (28:58):
Well, we'll ask the engineer to do math on math
since we don't do it. We don't do math on
this program. So we got a text message that is
once again derailing the program.

Speaker 4 (29:12):
Let me get back to it.

Speaker 2 (29:15):
You went every ninety six twenty four Mike vote total
in days. Wtf what does that mean?

Speaker 4 (29:22):
Dragon? WTF?

Speaker 3 (29:24):
Something I can't say on radio. Okay, but bleep, oh okay.

Speaker 2 (29:28):
Uh, there's the technology and dot dot dot dot early voting.
I wonder why people are dubious about election results. What
a great point. Let me read you an email. This
is from yesterday at one twenty seven pm to me

(29:49):
from Colorado Ballot Tracks.

Speaker 4 (29:53):
Hello, Michael Brown, Comma, thank you for voting. Exclamation point.

Speaker 2 (30:00):
Your twenty twenty four general election mail ballot has been
counted by Douglas County Elections. Click the image below to
save your eye voted sticker. No, I don't think I'm
gonna download anything from you, and I'm not gonna you
know these I voted stickers.

Speaker 4 (30:19):
They're so stupid.

Speaker 2 (30:22):
Please contact Douglas County Elections at three h three sixty
six zero seventy four forty four or Elections at Douglas
dot Co dot us with questions. Visit go vote Colorado
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Tracks ninety five zero one Northfield Boulevard, Denver, Colorado, Vato
two three eighth.

Speaker 4 (30:53):
So my ballot's been counted.

Speaker 2 (30:56):
Now, if my ballot's been counted, Is there a virtual
ballot box? Is there a physical ballot box? Is there
a thumb drive, a hard drive? Hope to god it's
not one of our hard drives, Dragon, because who knows

(31:16):
what will happen to that somewhere somehow? My vote has
been counted. Now, if the early voting returns are as
monstrous as they say they are exceeding twenty twenty, and

(31:38):
if as my ballot, those early votes have already been.

Speaker 4 (31:43):
Counted, how is it that in the same day and.

Speaker 2 (31:47):
Age where we've got gas powered leaf blowers, which by
the way, the city in County of Denver wants to outlaw,
and people are out there blowing up leaves because we
can't have leaves on the ground. I mean, I can't
have that. Or I can look on my phone right
now and see whatever. You know, I can see all
sorts of things on my phone, and porn is now free.

(32:09):
You don't pay for porn anymore. I mean, good ree,
good griefs free.

Speaker 4 (32:13):
It is, Dragon. I found that out last night. Wow, yeah,
I

Speaker 2 (32:17):
Googled free porn Yeah on the work computer, I dudes
on dudes