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Exercise That Muscle · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews. You need to start your
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day and you're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show. Wednesday morning, twenty
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first day of February. I'm Wes. Thanks for joining me. I gotta
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be careful with my topic today. I started to drift a little bit into
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this lane yesterday, and I spent quite a bit of time on yesterday's topic,
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and I thought to myself, and it was, you know, President's
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Day related, and I thought that was appropriate. But I have to be
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careful on this topic. And the two reasons I didn't is that one kind
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of went a little long and too I feel like this would probably need it
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a little bit more time. And I have to be careful because I have
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in the past, even though I don't typically mention names when I talk about
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people that I upset sometimes and I I don't think of them as people who
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listen. I just don't. I think based on how a few people have
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acted around me the last few times I've seen them, I think maybe word
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got out, and that's okay. I don't mean to certainly don't mean to
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upset anybody one person in particular, not really somebody I would have considered a
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friend. It was an acquaintance I knew through other people, and several occasions
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in the past have referenced things on their social media account, and some of
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them are really dumb, I mean really dumb. And I don't know really
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what happened. Maybe word got out. Maybe someone a mutual friend that does
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listen to the show heard me talking about something that they said. I don't
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really know. It's not that important to me, but it's one of those
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things where it's someone that you see, you have a very cordial high to
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one another, and then you you know, how are things, and then
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you move on. I was more than happy to keep things at that status.
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I don't disagree. Well, I don't hate someone because I disagree with
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them. That's the better way to say it. I'm not one of those
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people. I just don't hate someone just because we have a disagreement. I
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don't hate someone because their opinion on something is something that I don't share.
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Now, I'm also not one of those people who says that because I think
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it's this is the case, then I'm right they're wrong. There's some basic
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ideals that I would make that case about in my head, maybe to a
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very small, select few people. In a normal conversation, I might even
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say it here to you, depending on what the topic is. But in
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this particular case, it was something that they said on social media and I
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just said it was really dumb, dangerous, bad, really dumb, and
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I guess word got back. I don't know, And now when I see
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this person, they avoid me like I don't know. Like leprosy. Sorry,
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leprosy was a topic at church on the weekend. So I'm gonna be
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careful because a little bit of what I'm gonna talk about today relates more to
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people that I actually do care about. And it's not so much that I'm
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saying that they're dumb or that they're wrong. I'm just going to point out
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the fact that it's something that I think is worth talking about here. Is
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that fair? Does that seem like a fair way to put it? Try
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to be diplomatic. I've been told I'm diplomatic to a fault about some things.
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So let's do this. Let's jump into this. So I have a
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friend who at one time this is true of a few people, actually,
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but I can think of one person in particular that's kind of come up recently.
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But one time they were really conservative, and I wouldn't say ultra like
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republican conservative. I mean we're libertarian, and it enjoyed fellow libertarian views,
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and something happened. I guess over the years that's just kind of warned them
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down. Something has the long game, if you will, has warned them
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down, and they're just tired of the fight. And I get that.
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I completely do. I understand this idea of just not wanting to fight anymore,
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or not wanting to be angry anymore. I've told you before on radio
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and here that I loved Dennis Miller's talk show. I tell you all the
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time here. I don't typically listen to other people shows. I don't regularly
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watch any particular thing. I like. Interviews are good. I like to
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hear how people do interviews. I like to enter. I fancy myself a
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bit of an interviewer my own right, and I don't do as many here.
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I hope it's going to pick up here as we get close to election
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season. I've had some opportunities, and I've turned a few of them down.
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But anyway, so I like to listen to interviews, but I don't
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necessarily I don't want to hear people's opinions on things, because things happen,
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Like I say, hey, watch out, Taylor Swift is going to be
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part of the whole Democrat strategy moving forward, and then somebody like Jesse Waters
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says it on Fox and that seems like I got it from him, but
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I didn't. And people are going, you know, they, oh,
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he's awful, and anybody who's a conservative and all that, that's terrible for
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that. But I just making an observation, that's all I was doing.
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It seems like there's more at play there, and they've used other celebrities in
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the past. I don't think it's a crazy thought, but I also think
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that when they get mad when you call him out for something, that's probably
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confirming that it's true. So anyway, Rush Limbaugh is someone who I regularly
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listen. Oh I didn't finish Mndnisemoth thought Dennis Miller on his show. We
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used to talk about how he for a long time was just kind of angry
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about politics, and it hit him one day if the president is someone you
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don't like, that's four years you're going to be angry, maybe eight years.
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And he's like, if you get eighty years on earth. That's a
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tenth of your life. Take out the eighteen years that you know you didn't
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vote or really get absorbed in politics, and it's a significant part of the
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rest of your life. Eight years and it's not just going to be one
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president you don't like, it's going to be multiples. And I wish that
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people would think in those terms at least. And I remember he had a
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caller on his show once and the caller was just, Oh, we're going
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to get eight years of Hillary and who knows what's after that, and ah,
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and maybe it was even during Obama, and I guess Miller pointed out,
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that's sixteen years straight at just being mad all the time. So I
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understand that. I appreciate that. I get that. So if Dennis Miller
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was still on, I would listen to his show, just by the way,
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and when he does things I like to listen to him. I don't
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anyway. I just thought that was very insightful perspective on all of it,
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as far as this being angry thing that we're taught to do. So over
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to Rush Limbaugh, another show that I did listen to pretty regularly. Rush.
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I remember hearing him once or many occasions, really, but one time
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in particular, it really hit me when he talked about conservatism being sort of
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like I'm in a paraphrase. I don't remember his exact terminology, but he
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would talk about it as being like a muscle that you had to exercise,
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you had to actively befolk on staying conservative. And the first time I heard
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him say it, I just remember going, eh, it seems you know,
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it makes sense. And then over the course, especially the last I
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don't know ten years of my life, I've witnessed exactly what he's talking about.
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People that I know and that I care about, that their politics just
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drastically changed. It seemed like it was overnight. But all of a sudden,
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something is beating them down. And I guess they weren't exercising that muscle.
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They weren't staying focused, and they weren't vigilant about what could creep up
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on you. Because it does. It creeps up on you. It absolutely
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does. It's one of the reasons, by the way, that the left
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does not like us talking to each other. It's one of the reasons that
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we're supposed to hate each other's guts if we disagree, because if we're not
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talking and we're not having conversations. There's no danger of us pulling one of
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them over to our side from there, for they don't see that. They
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don't say oh my gosh. They don't get to see that play out,
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because if you're not having that conversation, cause sometimes people that you disagree with
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say something that makes sense. Sometimes when you lay out conservatism as basically,
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especially libertarian conservatism or constitutionalism. If you lay that out and you go,
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yeah, I like to know that I can do whatever I want to do
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as long as it doesn't hurt somebody else, that sounds great. But when
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it gets painted with the brushstrokes of Democrat or Republican, and Republicans say no
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gay marriage, and no, there's some more really good things that sort of
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the brush got painted on them. Gay marriage is probably the I always thought
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that true conservatism would say just keep the government out of marriage altogether. I
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mean, I know that's a more libertarian thing. I guess probably the other
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maybe even I don't know, like marijuana, And I'm not necessarily pro marijuana.
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I'm just pro you know, what people do what they want to do.
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They want to drive a car that runs on gasoline if they want to
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use a stove that runs on natural gas. I mean, I'm not Ron
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Swanson or anything, but I just think that we should just be left alone.
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And if I just always felt conservatives missed out that they wanted to get
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behind the But religion says this about gay marriage, But conservatism or libertarianism would
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say, just keep the government out of it, and honestly, just leave
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the government out of it completely. Now I even know some ultra conservative libertarian
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people that think also that that would apply to abortion rights. So I would
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argue that let's protect the unborn because they don't get a voice in all of
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this. They're not making the choice. Someone is making the choice on their
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behalf. But anyway, so I know that they don't want us having conversations
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with each other. There's always a chance that you're going to say something that
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sounds good. They don't like the fact that there's a lot of black Americans
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going we had money with Trump, we were doing all right, we had
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money from our jobs. With Trump, you got some Americans that are just
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saying, hey, we can run a whild and steal what we want anarchy.
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Wooho, this is great, this is better. But they know it's
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not better. They know it's not better. It's not there. I mean,
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I guess it is for you if you're just allowed to steal and do
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whatever you want to do. But what kind of world is that eventually?
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I mean, is that your long term plan? You want to live in
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a world where there's just absolute chaos in the streets. No, that's great
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when you need a new TV. And then after you got your TV and
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somebody comes in your house and takes your TV, it's not great. It
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was only great when you were getting the free stuff, not when people were
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stealing stuff from you. So this idea of having to exercise that conservative muscle,
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because guess what, Liberals don't have to talk to us and convince us
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that they're right. It's everywhere. It's everywhere, movies, TV shows.
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It's a constant reminder all the time about their views. And I'm going to
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use this as an example. I quite enjoy the show Seinfeld. I still
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like to watch Seinfeld. I also really like to show Curb your enthusiasm.
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The new season has started. Now. I know Larry David is a liberal.
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I know that Larry David has his political views. I know that occasionally
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they pop into various projects that he's worked on. But the new season of
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Burb Your Enthusiasm began episode one, they dipped into Georgia voting laws. Episode
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two dipped into Georgia voting laws. Episode three, still touching on George of
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voting laws, misrepresenting them, by the way, but giving this perspective of
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here's what George of voting laws are, and this is how Larry David is
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a hero to black people, and that's the way it's played out in the
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show because he gave someone a drink of water while they were trying to vote.
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Stacy Abrams, by the way, showed up in episode two of the
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season to fictitiously talk about Georgia voting laws, which I assume also means that's
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easy to do, considering there's been a lot of fictitious talk by a number
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of politicians about George's voting laws. But I digress. I like the show
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Curb Your Enthusiasm. I don't know if I can finish this last season,
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if this is going to be every episode. I feel like by the time
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this whole thing ends and we get to the last episode and it's the final
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episode of the final season that's going to have some sort of Seinfeld esque twist
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to it, with him going to jail or whatever it is. I don't
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know. That's what it feels like is about to happen. And if that's
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what happens, I just I don't know how long I can stick with it.
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But I know a number of people is, ah, it doesn't matter.
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Just enjoy the show. It's funny, and typically that's what I do.
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But I also get frustrated at the misrepresentation of what the law is.
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I know how the law is in place, I know what the law is.
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They're not representing the law well in this victation, and that's the issue,
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right the average person sees it and says, oh my gosh, that's
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the law concerning voting in Georgia. That's not very fair, doesn't make any
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sense, and that's what they want to do, but they're doing it in
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a fictitious way. They can say anything that they want to say. Think
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about talk shows. How many times on talk shows that they basically have an
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audience, they think about the view, they say something ridiculous, The audience
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claps, whether they're agreeing or not, because there's a giant light flashing that
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says applause. So what does that do to someone watching at home that's not
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actively practicing conservatism. It makes them start to feel, Wow, this is
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what most people feel like. This is the general consensus of the country.
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They all feel this way, and I'm in the minority. If I agree,
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I disagree with it, So that's on me. I think that stuff
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does wear on people, and I'm not talking about strong minded people. I
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think it wears on weak minded people. And I'm not calling anybody that I
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know necessarily a weak minded person. I do think that some people just are
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tired of fighting. They're tired of this constant state of revolution that the left
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says that we're supposed to be in. And I think some people on the
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right are starting to think we have to rise up too, we have to
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revolt back. Who wants to live like that? I don't want to live
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like that. I'd like to think that eventually common sense would eventually take over
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and people would I mean, maybe that's just me being naive, but I
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also know that being really passive about my views is not going to fix anything.
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That's not going to magically make everything better. In fact, being passive
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about it is going to make it worse. And I get it. A
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lot of people look at our two likely probable candidates for president and go we
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did this once before and it was a bad outcome. And a lot of
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people are looking at them and going, I don't like either one of them.
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I don't want to vote at all. And they look back to Hillary
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and Trump, and there were a lot of people going, Oh, we
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have to pick one of these two. We have to vote for one of
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these two. This is really what we're looking at. Yeah, there were
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a lot of people who felt that way. I realized we had enough for
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people to actually vote and turn out. I understand that, you know,
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Hillary had her supporters, Trump had his supporters. I understand now Trump seems
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to have the giant wave of supporters ready to roll into this next election.
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But I also know there's a lot of people that are just going, oh,
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I'm just going to have to eat the sandwich that seems to be the
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least disgusting sandwich. We're not doing our best as far as in some cases.
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I'm not going to speak specifically. I know how I feel about this
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upcoming election. I know of the current president and the previous president. I
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know which one did a better job for the country, for the citizens.
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But I know there's a number of elections where we've had two terrible candidates.
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And I'm not talking about presidential necessarily, I'm just talking about the Senate races.
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I know that when the left says we're going to get do everything we
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can to make sure herschel Walker is the candidate for Senate for Republicans, because
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we can attack him more easily. We can go after him, because we've
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got dirt on him. We've already got commercials, attack ads pre made.
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We're gonna help him get nominated. They helped Trump get nominated in twenty sixteen
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because they thought there's no way he can win. It's a big part of
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one. They're still really mad at him. How dare he win? So
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when and Republicans do it too. Right now, we're in this wave of
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Democrats being really good at it. They get horrible candidates nominated in some races,
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and they know it's going to be easier to knock them off. There
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were about I don't know five or six how many people were in the running
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against herschel Walker, and he just barely got enough to get over that threshold
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where there was no runoff. But there were other really good canidates that could
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have won that race, right, They could have beaten Rafael Warnock and that
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would have been that. But herschel Walker was the nominee because that's who Democrats
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wanted to be the nominee. And right now Democrats are trying to decide who
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the Republican president nominee will be. They just get involved in it and they
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try to have some control on it. Does that count as election interference?
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It kinda is, isn't it. I mean, they're playing the game.
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They're playing the game with the rules in front of them, like that stupid
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Philadelphia Eagles push thing. I mean, is that really gonna stay the rule?
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Is that gonna be okay? They used to say we can't do that
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because someone's gonna get injured, and then they got to the point where they
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said, oh, we don't want people to get injured. We want to
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change the kickoffs. We're gonna change all these things so people don't get injured.
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Oh, we're gonna let them start doing this thing that does cause injuries.
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But the Eagles are just doing what's allowed within the rules now, So
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why fault them? They're playing by the rules, give him an opportunity to
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get in and manipulate who the candidates are and play by the rules. So
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I guess back to Russia's message, we have to remember to be vigilant.
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Doesn't mean you can't watch movies, doesn't mean you can't watch TV shows,
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doesn't mean you can't listen to music. Just as long as you're constantly aware
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that they're trying to make in roads with you, they're trying to make inroads
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with your kids. So that I've got one friend, he used to be
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a very avid, staunch, hardcore Republican and he now votes Democrat blindly because
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his daughter talked him into it. Yes, that's all. It took his
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daughter going, but no, you think this is better? Isn't this better?
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And it warrem him down, warm him down, And it's because somebody
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got to the daughter. So we have to be vigilant for us. We
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have to be vigilant for our kids, and we have to make sure that
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they understand why we vote the way we do or why we think the way
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that we do. We just have to because there is danger for us if
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we don't continue to exercise that muscle and be aware of it. At the
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the break, Well, we're working our way through the final couple of weeks
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of February, and are you still doing the exer to that continue on from
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the start of the year. By now, I think the people who are
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dropping off have probably dropped off everybody else maybe as habit now well are their
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best times of the day to work out? According to experts, they say
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that working out when you can is the best thing to do, but you
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should have flexibility and understand that some days you just can't do it at your
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normal time. An experts say that morning exercise is good for your metabolism,
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great way to boost that and get your day started right. Evening exercise can
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help relieve stress as long as you don't do it too close to bedtime,
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and afternoon exercise is good for intense workouts because your body temperature muscle flexibility are
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better. So really anytime of the day has benefits to it, and I
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guess it depends on what kind of workout you want to do, But they
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say if you can't set aside a block of time on those certain days,
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micro workouts like taking the stairs or getting up from your desk and moving around
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can make a difference as well. Hey, gen z is bringing back the
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landline. Not a lot of people still have landlines, and if they have
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a quote unquote landline, it's typically you know, running through your computer,
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through your internet anyway. Right, Well, according to the Washington Post,
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about twenty five percent of Americans lived in homes that had one in twenty twenty
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two. But nostalgia loving zoomers are embracing the cord as a way to disconnect,
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and they don't necessarily need a landline, but they want one because it
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reminds them of simpler times. So they feel like, you know, maybe
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there's no caller ID, which there's caller idea on a lot of phones,
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isn't there. I mean, we still have one that runs through our computer,
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but it's mainly for international calls if we have to do that sometimes,
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or to receive calls, but most of those we just do through the phone
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anyway, So it's not really but some people don't want to call necessarily on
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you know, one of the video chat services or whatever. But anyway,
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it's interesting that there is a generation of people that feels like, oh,
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this will be neat all right, phrases that people say to you that you
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think they mean well, But this is obnoxious that they're saying this to me
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right now. Because sometimes you lay out that you're not having a good day
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and that you're a little down, and someone comes back with happiness is a
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choice, and you want to punch them in the face. Well, a
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new survey is laid out. The cliche positive phrases that people hate the most
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and happiness is a choice is at the top of this survey. It is
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what it is. That one's pretty annoying. I do use that one sometimes,
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but not I don't think I use it in this annoying way. But
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I need to really reevaluate live, love, laugh, You got this good
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vibes only I don't know about the you got this? Is that one?
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Really not bad? That sounds positive, isn't it? Look on the bright
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side, dream big, you are enough. That sounds like Stuart Smally from
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SNL. Count your blessings, carpay DM, stay strong, the best is
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yet to come tomorrow as a new day, and believe in yourself. I
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could see where some of those would be really annoying. You know, some
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of those are not really fun at all. I mean when you hear it
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and you just kind of go. When people say welcome to my world,
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that's probably the most obnoxious on my list. I hate when people say that
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welcome to my world and you just go, I'm not talking about your world.
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I'm talking about my world. Can we talk about me for just a
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minute and then move back on to whatever you want to talk about. I
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mean, I'm not a selfish person with conversation. I like to think of
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myself as a pretty good listener. I do the majority of my talking on
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this show. But you know, I'm just saying, sometimes you don't want
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to hear the welcome to my world? All right. Finally, according to
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a UK study, movie theater seats and cup holders or breeding grounds for bacteria.
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That's not a big shocker, is it, But they say it has
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even more bacteria than a toilet seat. Researchers found the presence of eighteen hundred
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and sixty four bacteria colonies on average movie theater seats. It's fourteen times the
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one hundred and thirty five colonies typically found on average toilet seats. So if
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you needed a reason to stay home and do the streaming thing, more than
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what you're already doing it. Just saying that'll do it. For this Wednesday
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