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Speaker 1 (00:02):
Hello, this is Joe Vecta's importer, And this is Curtis
fair Heart, And this is yesterday's news on yesterday's news
on October fifth, twenty eighteen in Jacksonville, Florida, eightp distorting

(00:22):
Florida's store owner don't warm your.

Speaker 2 (00:26):
In my microwaven.

Speaker 1 (00:28):
Yes, this is a news story. Yeah. I guess that's
what's going on down there in Jacksonville, people warming up
their own weight. I can't understand it. The Florida gas
station owner has placed the sign in his store answing

(00:49):
customers not to warm your into my belief. I guess
this stuff goes down there.

Speaker 2 (00:57):
I don't know.

Speaker 1 (00:59):
Cruel Page tells says he's become thick and parted of
people walking into his DP gas station and on the
fly convenience or in Jacksonville to warm their containers of Europe.
The score is within walking distance of two labs through,

(01:26):
though one says it doesn't like samples of drug PEPs. Okay,
let mean, the article is almost finished. But all I
gotta say is hope you got your detail, kads. It's
for the rough ride. The all you gotta say is

(01:47):
two labs during That means it deals with broad testing. Yes, Yes,
a controversial issue, Yes.

Speaker 2 (02:01):
A very CONSTRUCTU.

Speaker 1 (02:05):
I wonder what kind of drugs they've been doing. Well,
I don't know. Seems to me probably a lot joking
by what the story is based on.

Speaker 2 (02:16):
Yes, but to warm their urine.

Speaker 1 (02:19):
That's just I don't understand what we're talking about. I mean,
what is the purpose is at what are the alchemists
or something? I mean, what are they doing with that ring?

Speaker 2 (02:28):
Yes? Yes, I don't know. I don't know why, what what?

Speaker 1 (02:31):
What is it there? Urine? Did it somebody else's urine?
I think it's a little bit disgusting personally, in a
microwave where food is prepared, what are they thinking? This
is a dreadful experience. Imagine I went slot that I
am to go warm up my nachos and there's somebody
there with a big cup of well, you know what

(02:53):
we've been talking about. I don't know. That's kind of uh,
that's kind of experience that's kind of unnecessary. One might
even say, that's.

Speaker 2 (03:03):
Just gonna say.

Speaker 1 (03:04):
What happens is that urine gets in the microwave and
that your keating. You're not chosen, that's just vapor vaporized urine.
It would have the atmosphere of Los Angeles. Perhaps I
feel bad for partner. Well, look, we should all feel

(03:25):
bad for the cuastal regions, especially during these forty theaters.
J tell tells were supposed to use the people walk
in off the street microwave their urine canners, then lee
warning urine from someone who hasn't taken drugs is seen

(03:48):
by some as a way to.

Speaker 2 (03:51):
Have passed drug sat.

Speaker 1 (03:55):
Now under for some reason, I wasn't making this correlation before.
So they have to warm it up in order to
pass it off as legit. They're doing one of those
fake catster things where they fake the P test. Yeah,
so they pay some more unfortunate persons pe and some

(04:16):
forard of vessel, and apparently they're eating it up to
pass it off as fresh. I mean, you're supposed to
put it in the service, right, I'm just just gonna
say this. You know what, why dude in the BP
gas station? What about their own holes? Maybe their microwaves

(04:38):
is spoken, Maybe it was hawks or a terrible habit.
Maybe it was stolen right out of their house. I mean,
if they're using the microwave and the BP gas station
is probably out of necessity or native stupidity. Either way.
I mean, I'll take a stint because it's so due possible.
Because if we have many, many people you know, doing this,

(05:05):
then I say they're probably stewing microwaves too. The very
fact that it got you know, that it showed up
and this is news like the thing is obviously the
subtext is the war on drugs, and you know the
answer is they're heating up he in microwaves in public places.

(05:27):
So clearly the drug test is uh dicey. That's where
that word controversial comes back in wrapping up this sort
of yes please, the PP article needs to go yank
so soon as the woman became aggressive, a few months
to go away. The answer not to warm urine? Could

(05:52):
you please excuse me, man, you please not warm your
urine in the micro I work here and you shouldn't
want pee.

Speaker 2 (06:02):
In my microwaves.

Speaker 1 (06:04):
Then I have to explain this to you. That's the
most baffling quality of all. She has to see a
sign that says it's not for that purpose, so he
made one.

Speaker 2 (06:20):
All that says.

Speaker 1 (06:23):
All I say is I feel bad for this owner
of PP. You know, I feel bad for the guy
that's gotta wipe out the urine microwaves. Yeah, I feel
bad for that guy too. That's the one I feel
bad for. Almost no one else do I feel bad
because our laws are completely warm? If they're if they

(06:45):
have to heat up here into a specific temperature in
a public place, yes, it's anarchy or something I don't know. Okay, Ricky,
you take it away with the next article. Ricky. Who's Ricky? Oh?
What's the mystery of the Open up Network? That's right,

(07:06):
Ricky was supposed to be here and try his uh
tryst chopped at this show, but I told him he
could never fill my shoes. I'm mean, sure of course
you did. You're just a silly goose show bexter. Yeah.
Go here from the ap Okay lawmaker US Senate staff

(07:27):
targeted by stage back hackers. This better be not a video. Okay,
never mind, Wait where did it go? Let me see? No,
it's a video. Oh boy, are you sure you want
me to? Uh? Well, if you want to start looking

(07:49):
for one. I mean, I'll be honest. I was looking
the entire time, and all I see is guns, hysteria.
People are going out of there. Oh wait, hold, what's this?

Speaker 2 (07:58):
Somewhere they're on the round.

Speaker 1 (08:01):
Oh well that's true, and I think that yeah, yeah,
Well I have no idea what we were just saying.
But I've been looking through the ac New Israel, and
these stories are filled with madness and hysteria, and I
would rather not even try the one I looked at.

(08:22):
I was like, yeah, this will be a good one.
I realized, how long, So you'll have to save a
shoe vextor basically, sure, it's gonna be on this show,
but he's gonna take a vacation on the show. I'm
gonna be uh, I'm gonna be frozen in carbonite. As

(08:43):
far as the reading is concerned, might go to the
years three thousand like future. Well, it's not impossible. I
thought that was a cryostasis. But you know, any method
of a long term deep time preservation would be flying
by me. I'd like to see what the future holds.

(09:05):
If anything, Well, that's nice. I appreciate it. Message from
Dirk Rimrod here landing on afteroid, stop a breach and
hole stop send hell stop. Okay, I don't think we'll
be hearing from him anytime soon. All right, kids, we

(09:28):
gotta hear from Dirk Rimrod every once in a while
our professional reporter Constantine. He talked about him seelessly. Yes,
where is Constant? He's out on assignment right now, and
he says he's going to get back to us. But
I have a feeling that that's a lie, or at
least the half truth. Maybe we're all a big fan

(09:53):
of our reporter Constant. He's very interesting. Yeah, it's interesting.
That's one one word to be used. Yeah, let's let's
get to him new time. Yes, pulling the perfectional line, Joe,
this is atrocious story to hear, especially if.

Speaker 2 (10:17):
You need one.

Speaker 1 (10:19):
All Right, kids, fuckle in. I'm scared. Toddler shreds more
than one thousand dollars in cash. Oh boy, where to
begin on October fifth, twenty eighteen, holiday Utah eighteen. This

(10:44):
is eighteen. Yeah, Toddler in Utah was a little too
helpful when he shredded more than one thousand dollars that
his parents were David. This just this just has a
bad ending. Yeah, well, it certainly would have a bad

(11:07):
ending if it was. If I was on the receiving end.
That's one thousand dollars that I could use right now. Well,
you know, anybody, anybody short one thousand dollars. I don't
care who you are, You're not gonna leave it there
if you find it. Yes, Ben and Jackie Donna for

(11:30):
receiving the cash to reimburse Ben's parents or University of
Utah seasons football tickets. They had one thousand and sixty
dollars in an envelope which disappeared over the weekend. Basically

(11:51):
like just shredding your money anyway. I mean in an
NFL game. Wait, wait with a season past. It was
a university athlete. Oh and then you know, let's just
say people will need to enjoy themselves. Well yeah, well
I don't sugget that people shouldn't have money for recreation.

(12:13):
I just you know, I mean, well they're they're going
to be doing good. Well, they're doing a lot less
good now that the kids figure out what the shredder is. Yes, yes,
to let kids have access to shredders. I mean where
that's the real story is. I mean, you never you
never really give shut I mean one house dollars fixed,

(12:37):
one thousand dollars is the major deal. I mean it's
not a Disney vacation, but it's a good start. Then
tells K and So tv D TV. The couple started
searching the house when Jackie Howard I found it. She
was holding the shredder. There are two year old son.

(13:00):
Well that that's the problem with two years old.

Speaker 2 (13:03):
They're terrible too.

Speaker 1 (13:04):
Yeah, but first of all, two year old figured out
how to shed this money or from Krypton Leon helps
his mom surreaded jump now or important documents that they
want to get rid of. He apparently got his hands
on the envelope. Wow. Then contacted candidery department and he

(13:31):
said he was pulled a shipped. He surrended cash for
possible replace. Supposedly you could do that if they put
it back together and they determine. Yes, Listen, man, can
I just can I just say that this is the
classic kings of someone outstarting themselves. The sheet sat there

(13:55):
and said, full, have my little kids learned something? He'll
help me show my veil. Bad idea. Nancy or whatever
your name is. What was her name at this point,
I don't know. We'll call her Nancy for now. Nancy.
Probably not such a good idea to let little Kevin

(14:17):
play with the shredder, a dangerous machine because you think
it's cute. I don't know now, you're a thousand dollars
just went mystery right before your very eyes. Maybe I'll
have a thousand dollars. Maybe my kid destroyed it. We
really don't know what happened. Bad idea, Nancy, bad idea.

(14:40):
Next time, put on some ducktails and let the kid
go and have a little imagination time. All right, Maybe
maybe with ducktails, he'll pretend he's screwedge and he'll be
swimming in if there is a well, he's not gonna
be women in a thousand dollars because it's shredded all

(15:02):
over the living room. Great idea, Nancy, oh Man, Yes,
sorry if I have to drill it home obsessively, but
I would definitely rip what's left of my hair out
if that happened to me. And you know what I mean. Kids,
and Kurt speaks modestly. Yeah, I'm restraining myself like crazy,

(15:23):
Like the professionalism is unbelievable. You have no idea what
I really want to say. Jackie says it will make
a great wedding.

Speaker 2 (15:33):
Story one day.

Speaker 1 (15:36):
Sure it will. Oh so her name wait? Wait, so
her name is Jackie. Yeah, I said Nancy. Sorry to
all the Nancy's out there. I should have been directing
it to Jackie. Jackie thinks it's funny that the kids
shredded a thousand dollars. Boy, I wish I could laugh
that off.

Speaker 2 (15:55):
That's undone with that story.

Speaker 1 (15:57):
That's it's a thousand dollars oll kiss story finished. That
was a horrible story. They seem to be trending horrible. Yes,
hold on, I have to have a weight help. That
was a professional sip of coffee on the show. I

(16:18):
guess you need a coffee after something atrocious of reading
stories about Lucy. Yes, I need something to wake me
back up to humanity. Yes, it's just in ap news
from Sharrub for Louisiana. Better late than number library's booked

(16:48):
eighty four years overdue. My goodness, all you gotta say
is in my thrill. Be desperate for that book to
be back. Someone is making a point to make a point. Now,
let's hear the story, because I will actually want to.

(17:10):
I actually have a few questions about what happens in
the a Louisiana. The library says a footboard eighty four
years ago has been returned by the son of the
woman who checked it out and an eleven year old
girl a librarian's note on the Shrimp Memorial Libraries facebook

(17:36):
page says the sun found the Spoon River Anthology while
cleaning the house. A library official says, it's in pretty
rubbed shape. We have pretty rub shaped after eighty four years.

(17:56):
Well it doesn't have to be if they took care
of it. So he borrowed it, he didn't get it back,
and he treated it like craft. All I gotta say
is this book could have been on the table. They
could have put a cup of coffee on it. They

(18:17):
could have thrown it around, it could have been posted
around in the room. That's just irresponsible. It's a it's
a book, it's not a volleyball. Well look what I'm
saying is it should have been in a box, right,
because how else could it be if it wasn't in it?
I mean, what do they walk around every Thanksgiving? Oh

(18:38):
that's Uncle taught me it's.

Speaker 2 (18:39):
A stolen book.

Speaker 1 (18:42):
Every Christmas there's the stolen book again, Easter Sunday, there's
a stolen book our family, stolen book. But where was it?
It wasn't on a bookshelf. But you never know what
could happened.

Speaker 2 (18:54):
And then where I get.

Speaker 1 (18:58):
Case? You were wondering a woman possible she can be
in the headn't forgotten that she hadn't returned the book
and the book was there. Well, listen, one fourth trauma
is always a possibility, but it's not my default. I
think a little bit of responsibility is so wait, so
the book is destroyed and to act at in fult injuries,

(19:18):
they're gonna bring it back. But what's the latest for
eighty four years. I don't know if this woman eleven
years old got in the head. I'm not inferred that.
I'm just saying, no, no, this is all speculation, and
we're not experts, and even if we were, we wouldn't
take any responsibility and delete whatever thing you're coming after
us for because we're not gonna take it. I'm just

(19:41):
saying that. You know, maybe she was late and she
was afraid to return it.

Speaker 2 (19:49):
I don't know.

Speaker 1 (19:50):
That's not how that works, but I'm gonna roll with
it as part of our analysis. I mean, afraid to
bring it back means afraid of paying the fine. I mean,
I just I just returned. I just returned a book
from the library today. Yes, strangely enough, you were saying
that before, and you know, I had to pay a

(20:12):
sixty tent feet, but I'm not going to keep the
book for eighty four years. It's just Fred. Well, I
want to know what the late fee is. And if
there's no late fee for eighty four years, then I
want to know why is there a late feed for
a week. Let's let's get to the story. Please, on
the edge of my feet like James James Cameron's directing

(20:34):
My Life. Bah Skimriver Anthology is a book of fully
verse by Ederlee Masters, teach poem written from the viewpoint
of a dead person in the imaginary town. I'm changing
my name to ed Masters immediately. I'm going to Trenton

(20:55):
Tomorrow ed Masters. What a great game. Sorry, go on.
I know Chris. I know a wrestler who called himself Christmasters. Yeah,
well that's in wrestling. He can call himself whatever he wants.
I think he got fired. Let's hope so on with
the story. Didn't reply to a patron A patron A patron, Yes, yes, okay,

(21:24):
I said correctly and sometimes my enough. The issue is no, no,
not at all. The shrub point for Big Library posted.
We thought that the title was appropriately spooky to turn
up again. After all, this time, right around Halloween. The

(21:48):
library said it's maximum fine is three dollars, and that
was please eighty four years the max fine was three
dollars and the fine was waived even though the book
was destroyed. So there is actually no book returns because

(22:12):
he would have to have it completely reconstructed. Now that's
gonna cost hundreds of dollars to have that book restored.
On one second, I'm just gonna you men, we're having
an official calculation here yesterday's news. I wish we had
some sound effects for like a computer or something made

(22:35):
it sound like we're all technological, you know in the
Woodbridge Library. When I say that's Woodbridge, were just doesn't
matter where Woodbridge are somewhere in Jersey fortin Who the
hell knows the Woodridge, any Woodbridge anywhere in the universe,

(22:58):
any Woodbridge. Yes, I thought I was on another show
for a minute there.

Speaker 2 (23:03):
I was watching the show.

Speaker 1 (23:06):
I think that I'm still lost at a show. I
think you're still on vacation. Well maybe I was lost
in the Gun Show for about six seasons. But anyway,
what's going on? What's going what's happening? The computer has frozen?
I did this computer calculation, and I, you know, mentioned

(23:30):
the seed that I got today and how much you
want me.

Speaker 2 (23:34):
And stuff like that.

Speaker 1 (23:36):
I got the number of four thousand and five ninety
nine dollars for an eighty four year old book. Now,
I wouldn't expect them to charge him, you know, for
a thousands, but I would definitely be like, what can
you donate to the library? I mean, because you know

(23:58):
you don't want he was going to punish it. I mean,
I understand, well they're being honest. Yeah, that's nice. It
doesn't make a difference. That book was uh you know,
I mean the other a guy clearly didn't borrow another
book after that. I mean, this book, this book is
probably worth money right now.

Speaker 2 (24:16):
I know it's streavy.

Speaker 1 (24:18):
The point is they didn't even take care of it.
If they took care of it, it was an okay shape.
Then my answer is cool, nothing lost. But we lost
the book and you weren't borrowing books, which means less
stuff was happening, less interest you. So it hits the bummer.
You know, it's a big stinky bummer. That means, let
me hold a seconds he gets back in us. That

(24:42):
is a few people who could have read the work
of vector lead masters that have never read their work
in Louisians. Yes, that's my point. They didn't get circulated,
mister ed masters bok tremendous volumes of potential, you know,

(25:04):
and if he was a podcaster, imagine how bad that.

Speaker 2 (25:06):
Would have been.

Speaker 1 (25:08):
I don't even want to think about it. Kids, And
as we say, we might be a part on them
for reson book and it's good that the well, look,
this is an opinion. This is an off edge show
when it comes to book returns. Don't take that so
seriously here. But the fun of line is if you

(25:29):
have a book to the library, don't wait eighty four years.

Speaker 2 (25:34):
To return it, return it right away.

Speaker 1 (25:37):
Joe Joe vex Joe Vexter knows who to be talking about.
He's a doctor of journalism, and I've read The Star
Ledger for four years, so I consider myself to be
an expert as well, maybe journalism, but I don't know
about the doctor. Well, listen, we're trying to you know,
I thought that we're trying to deceive the listeners, but

(25:59):
every good person deserves a little bit of oh heck,
the mic there on. So anyway, it's time for plugs. Kids,
but what are we gonna plug their? Mister Vector, Doctor Vector,
I guess I can't call you that. I think it's
fake news. What kind of fake news?

Speaker 2 (26:19):
That's where I've been hearing. Really, but this story before
it was not take news.

Speaker 1 (26:24):
On the a P. So if it's fake news, it's
the ap problem. Not of course you do. It's hard
to disagree with the truth. Joe Vector. Here, I am
going to plug a sister show on Joseph Oh, yes,

(26:50):
the Joseph Networks network network. Yes, the Joseph of all
the podcast teachers. Uh. The feature I'm gonna get. I'm
gonna get a little help from my boss Joseph that
he's a slave driver. That guy he does. He doesn't

(27:13):
mean he was sharper the penl. He's told me this specifically,
you see erasers. Generally, I want you to plug two things,
one podcast in one show, and here that when you breathe,
breathe the right way, he said. Plug Total mol is

(27:38):
a total Wolf and Bearhart podcast, which is an integral
podcast to a joke a network.

Speaker 2 (27:47):
He said.

Speaker 1 (27:48):
Season two is coming up and they will feature.

Speaker 2 (27:54):
Video of.

Speaker 1 (27:58):
Three studios and there go coment Perry Thinks on the
show all the old black and white classics. We're gonna
watch him like when we were kids and talk about him.
It's gonna be it's gonna be pretty cool. So he said,

(28:19):
I want you to plug a Soul Warriors Journey. Now
you know, he was very adamim in doubt. He's like,
this is my name project and I'm gonna do whatever.
But I mean he wouldn't let he wouldn't let us
leave until we agreed to do it. So he was hard.
He said this podcast, you have to plug this today,

(28:44):
and I'm like, I don't know why, but I'm pugging anyway.
It's a so Warriors Journey. It's a sortingbout some guy
with addiction. Prom Bumpson two nack and Puncturess helps him
with Kenslick memories and stuff like that. The very good reading.

(29:05):
It's gonna be available soon.

Speaker 2 (29:06):
On Audible.

Speaker 1 (29:10):
And sometime in November. I hope, well, well Joseph. When
Joseph did bald, he hopes we all hold our breath
with anticipati well on the show. The last last time
he did, we had to flap him in the face
with a hot mock and throw him down the stairs

(29:31):
and get him out of there. Yes, yes, yes, so
Bill ran on and Dowt retelling everything else, but we
don't heed that on this show.

Speaker 2 (29:40):
This is Joe Rexler and er.

Speaker 1 (29:42):
Yeah, on this show, but on the Joseph Valdi podcast,
Who Knows what will happen? Joe Macho, Joe Nacho, Who's next?
I mean Joe, Well, Joe is a gentle fellow. I
don't think he's doing anything the farious in his basement. No,
Joe Macho, though, you better keep an eye on him.
He's Luke Cannon on the deck. So anyway, I think

(30:07):
I think you lost. I don't know what he lost.
I just know what he can't find. Well, I don't
know total Wolf and I we've we've worked together in
the past, and let's just say that he's a swell fella.
Uh So anyway, Uh, what are your plugs for? Well, yeah,

(30:35):
I've been summoning that for a minute. Now. I am
Curtis Fareheart here, and this is yesterday's news with Joe Dexter.
Triple doctrine of journalism, uh from seven different countries, And
I am Curtis Faarhart, who read The Ledger for three
decades and this has been our news read now. I

(31:00):
am from another network, a parallel network called the olkan
Us Network, and on the open Us Network we used
to have this show, but the open Us Network was like,
we're not setting that kind of tone here. So he
gave me the pink slip and told me to beat

(31:24):
it for the curb. But fortunately for me, Joseph Evaldi
swooped in like the eagles in the Lord of the
Ring and rescued us from what was certainly a gun
or oblivion. Now we're here reading the news, eating pizza.
Couldn't be better, kids, It's really shaped up. But I'm

(31:46):
gonna tell you a lot about the olkan Us Network,
which really is a fair network, has a lot of
nice stuff. They're just shying away for Somerom comedy for
some reason. I'm not sure why that is. Could be
that that guy Ricky is, you know, bitterer and twisted,
or it could just be that he doesn't have patience
for it. I just know that over here it's the
whole other atmosphere. But you know, that's nothing to say

(32:11):
about him. He's a swell fella. I mean, they say
all writers are troubled, so can't really be too judgmental.
So here's the deal, kids, on the Open Up Network,
there's gonna be audio books. He's struggling like a dog
to get that off the ground. He has a poetry
channel called Quantum Posi where he reads poetry, sometimes with

(32:33):
Wolfman Joe, sometimes not. And there's smoking word on there,
which I don't really have much juse for it, but
I hear it's really cool. And then he's doing stuff
with religiosity and spirituality. And let's not forget that creepy
ghost show, which I'm not listening to in the dark.
I'm just not. I've already determined. I said. First thing

(32:57):
I said was, oh, what voice is there be voices
just the radio, precisely where voices hits you problem all
day and I'm sitting there like, no, it couldn't be
voices of anything. I'll tell you what, kids, when it's
late at night, if you lowered the speed to half speed,
he said it from point, you know, one point zero

(33:18):
to turtle, which is zero point five, you gonna hear
some strange stuff in there. You're gonna hear some HALLOWEENI stuff.
You're gonna hear some stuff that doesn't come off of
any shelf of any store that you've ever been on
that whatever. So just remember if you can't explain those voices,
I can't explain him, that means they're a mystery. Tune

(33:40):
into that show. What's it called Temporality Shadow?

Speaker 2 (33:45):
Oh, I gotta say, what.

Speaker 1 (33:47):
A pretentious name. That's the matter with him? I mean, no,
it's good, but it was really cool. Yeah. I was
watching YouTube the other day. It was on Scure Radio
and I was trying to watch something on the Spirit
Radio and then all the thud and.

Speaker 2 (34:05):
I saw the sign voting, and I.

Speaker 1 (34:08):
Couldn't get you. Well, that was basically like taking a
brick and throwing it through a window. I don't know
where you were going with that. YouTube stinks. I think
that it's great. Your internet connection stinks. Yes, that's what
happened the the well, Yeah, but probably not. What are

(34:31):
they gonna stop you from? No, man, we're agoin the
ghost system could be here. Oh well, I mean I
have I have Grandmama investor voting the place that it's
just horrifying. Will you hear that, folks here, so you
hear that first year of kids, he's just admitted that

(34:54):
his house holded anyway, Hold on a second, Hold your horses,
the work, audio books, poetry talk, paranormal investigation, creative baptism,
for every day go to speaker dot com that speaker
downs like Speaker but listen. Are at Amazon dot com

(35:17):
for Kendal books for my friend Ricky, so you could
buy his things so he can stop talking about how
he's a death plays and miserable. Thanks. Okay, that's my plugs.
Well let's get back to uh, let's get back to
finishing the show. Okay, this is yesterday's news.

Speaker 2 (35:35):
I don't even know where this.

Speaker 1 (35:37):
So went, maybe the gutter, maybe somewhere else, who knows,
but this has been yesterday's news. I am the host,
Joe Veccia supporter. And this is curtits bear hartch co
host and reader of the Ledger and co anchor and

(36:00):
anchor and mask and rudder and everything. Maybe your vacation, bro.
And he's taught about vacation. I have no idea what
he means. Okay, kid, maybe I need a vacation. Yes, yes,

(36:20):
I think that's true. All right, see you next time. Kids.
Real professional were a little amazing when we're going like
like star Fleet in this room,
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